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Subject: Re: PDO Bug introduced in revision 290786 and released in 5.2.12
 and5.3.1
From: karsten@typo3.org (Karsten Dambekalns)

Hi.

On 16.01.10 02:54, Matt Read wrote:
> We are developers from the Habari Project, an open source PHP blogging
> application; We would like to raise concern with a recent change to the
> logic of PDO.

I fully support what Matt writes. Although we don't use that behaviour
in our codebase, the way this change was done raises concerns on our
side as well.

Especially the timeframe and the handling of the existing tests make me
worry in that context.

@Matt: What entry in the bug tracker is related to this new issue?

Regards,
Karsten