On 2014/03/26 04:33:12, trevnorris wrote:
Reason for this backport is because Node.js will be releasing v0.12 stable
soon,
and will be tied to the 3.24.35 branch for the duration of that cycle.

This patch is very useful and it would be preferable it lands directly in v8
instead of Node needing to float a patch.

While I understand that this might be useful for Node, I think it is already far to late to back-merge something. Chrome 34 will be out in roughly 2 weeks IIRC, and only important security fixes will be back-merged now. For everything else,
the risk simply is too high, especially for such a cross-cutting CL.

Leaving the final word for Danno...

https://codereview.chromium.org/211393007/

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