Description
Up until LCG91 the interpreter happily swallowed the expression int a,b (without a final semicolumn). Now it expects the user to conclude the statement somehow (a semicolumn works):
# on master:
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~ root -l
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root [0] int a, b
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root (cont'ed, cancel with .@) [1]
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# on lxplus7:
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[eguiraud@lxplus043 ~]$ which root
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/cvmfs/sft.cern.ch/lcg/views/LCG_91/x86_64-centos7-gcc62-opt/bin/root
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[eguiraud@lxplus043 ~]$ root -l -b
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root [0] int a, b
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(int) 0
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root [1]
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This reflects in a hard error when using `int a,b` in a cell of a ROOT notebook: since the statement is not "finished" the cell cannot be interpreted correctly anymore.