Follow-up Comment #2, bug #21960 (project relax):

Actually, it is simply because of the fix for bug #21954.  The absolute peak
intensity errors are bigger.  But this is the same for all data - i.e. the
errors are scaled by some factor X.  Therefore the optimised parameters are
identical, but the final chi-squared values are lower.

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