Brian: Define safely. I'm in a volunteer grid. Bulletproof code is important for reliability. This does _not_ reflect your coding ability.
It's a characteristic of large systems. I've written large systems and had unintended consequences from "small, harmless, guaranteed-to-work" changes. But, we didn't have a testing environment as complete as Tahoe-LAFS has. If new code passes the testing suite, it's most probably clean. Change of mind: I like to be on the cutting edge. I'll put the new code into place when it's someone says its safe to do so. Thanks for all your work, Ted
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