cfml

<https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-4234>

I suspect it's a variant of <https://luceeserver.atlassian.net/browse/LDEV-1282>

So what’s the use of `===` if it doesn’t check for value and type equality?

Actually this was discovered by a colleague who used to work with other languages. He already hated cfml, and certainly didn’t like this.

it's a breaking change we are going to fix in 6

So what is the current purpose of `===` in 5.x? To be honest, I did not look at it yet.

it's basically useless unless you want do say, `x= 5, if (x===x)`

I think the current implementation is totally nuts. and certainly not in line with other languages.

totally. that happened before i was in my current role on the project, I would have said oh fuck noes!