Stefan Sperling wrote on Tue, Sep 30, 2014 at 19:30:06 +0200: > And I hope I won't be left alone when having to fix FSFSv7 corruption > should it ever occur in the wild ;-)
I see the wink, but I'll answer seriously: if that's a concern, we might want to review the 'structure' file and code comments, to see if they describe all they need to so that any developer (not just stefan2) can become familiar with the code to the degree that they can fix any bugs therein. In other words, we should review the documentation, separately from reviewing the code. For example, the 'structure' file usually documents how we *do* things --- but we don't always document *why* we do them one way or another (design choices), what aspects may be changed (flexibility), and what changes should be avoided (e.g., for real-world reasons that our test suite doesn't catch) (pitfalls). Daniel
