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For those who don't read the article and follow the link to the meta-bug, those 1500 bugs have been found over six years time and most have been resolved. Sinc
by smoyer 14y ago
For those who don't read the article and follow the link to the meta-bug, those 1500 bugs have been found over six years time and most have been resolved.
Since every change can re-break a test, it's also possible that certain bugs have re-appeared during that time. There's no indication that the bugs found by the fuzzer have become part of the Javascript engine's test cases, but I hope they have.
I think we owe a debt of gratitude to Jesse for the work he's done to make Javascript more robust. Thanks, Jesse