set compat upper bound for ResumableFunctions #87
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Could you file issues about these bugs, so we can keep track of things? We would want to easily remove these restrictions in the near future. Right now I am not sure we actually know what the issue is. |
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Due to bugs in macro parsing with the current release of ResumableFunctions, setting an upper bound on the compat until the issues are resolved