> Clearly, you're not familiar with this code base, but even so, you might be able to intuit the problem from the above diff. You don't need domain-specific kno

> Clearly, you're not familiar with this code base, but even so, you might be able to intuit the problem from the above diff. You don't need domain-specific knowledge for it, or knowledge of the rest of the code base. A question I ask, is that if I reverted/rolled back to this commit, would the system still work? Commits that require other commits to work should never be in isolation in case a rollback is required. You should be able to check out any commit in the entire system and have a (hopefully) working program.