@Crell @worldsendless @kevin yea I was gonna say, isn't that change just a move toward better structure and usability that has been ongoing since php 5 or so? Take out ambiguity and loose code standards and such ...
@arnan @worldsendless @kevin Yes, PHP has been on a decade long effort to fix all the dumb mistakes made in the 90s. Some of that cannot be done without some degree of breakage, but the internals team tries very hard to make it small and gradual as much as possible.
@worldsendless @kevin @arnan And were even broken in earlier PHP versions, because the default grouping logic was backward from literally every other language that has ternaries. 🙂 That's why it changed to make the () required, so that the language could transition to a more sensible grouping over time.