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That may be dangerous. What if the patch works, passes all tests by contains non-obviously malicious (or simply non-obviously buggy, which no current test catch
by klez 9y ago
That may be dangerous. What if the patch works, passes all tests by contains non-obviously malicious (or simply non-obviously buggy, which no current test catches) code?
I prefer maintainers taking a bit more time to review it instead of doing one-click merges.
Of course, there's a world between one-click merge and total unresponsiveness, but still.