> all the example code is so poor, and the extent of the fix so limited I agree about the limitations, but look from another perspective, is it good use of tim

> all the example code is so poor, and the extent of the fix so limited I agree about the limitations, but look from another perspective, is it good use of time asking experienced engineers who get paid 300-500k/year to go and fix these issues? Probably no. Would it bring them a joy finding simple leaks and fixing them? Probably no again. Then this tool is a nice addition to the engineers