On Fri, Aug 21, 2026 at 08:19:31AM -0700, Paul Eggert wrote: > On 2026-08-21 02:35, Pavel Cahyna wrote: > > It looks from the commit messages of your subsequent changes, the changes > > were meant as optimizations and cleanups, not as fixes of any actual > > problems. > > Not sure which commits you're thinking of, but of my four recent commits in > this area, commits e5aeda (...)
No, not as recent, I meant the earlier ones applied on top of my --one-top-level patches. The full list is: 0ec9f0ebf6c52d3e0a71b39ef45043f5ff8e27a7 d405469bf4786b358990e2a4c02e619b318666f7 4dc85c626fb9dcc1ccacf0c1ab7c0e9f2163c06f b7704c8d989cbc63d681bc7d3a59764f1adb4e99 bad45bee3e4bda479b792162dc73a7817d5664d1 ffe45511365321b3b2ba6f141f8a4c029931ca49 25d8b4b1ac58b86ba7bf2db17da41399516d6db6 05f21fe936b27382e667b5400d986d4dbd112ef1 941f62b24db232c58a41a0a621e08451f7f97ed8 e54e505a929c37d1f842ebb2516fb807b8254699 9371d36cc707a099e6867199f18bbaa7795b6150 Their commit messages hint at efficiency improvements and refactoring and API simplifications, not bugfixes. But I wanted to be sure. Regards, Pavel
