Open mcaceresb opened 2 years ago
One question is if we should care or not (I haven't made my mind..)
Google says that 14.2 was released back in 2016, almost 6yrs ago, but more importantly, anyone with Stata 14 should have been able to upgrade freely to 14.2 by now, so the relevant date of 14.0 was April 2015 (7yrs ago). So I'm guessing you are running something on a server that uses Stata 13?
As a comparison, in R-land ggplot requires R>=3.3 which was released in 2016.
In terms of alternatives, I can think of three:
findfile
, one include
). Annoying, but not that difficultThoughts?
@sergiocorreia Yes, sadly I am using Stata in a server that only has 14.1. Assuming these are sensible options to have, if I am being honest I would lean to option 2 and note somewhere what the last reghdfe release that works with 14.1- is.
1 seems annoying for what is admittedly a corner case.
[BUG] Backwards compatibility broken for Stata < 14.2
Bug report
Behavior
reghdfe.ado
should load with no errorsreghdfe.ado
does not load because the code used is no longer backwards compatibleadopath
is passed as an option toinclude
statements; this was added in 14.2+isstrict
is passed tofgetmatrix()
; this was added in 14.2+Expected output in this case would be
which is the case in Stata 14.2+. I have only found the above two issues.