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Not really. A quick git blame (or alternative) will give you the required information about the validity of such proof.
by skydhash 10mo ago
Not really. A quick git blame (or alternative) will give you the required information about the validity of such proof.
- dullcrisp 10mo agoYou must have some git plugin I haven’t heard about.
- skydhash 10mo agoGit blame will show the commit and the date for each line. It’s easy to verify if the snippet has changed since the comment. i use Emacs and it’s builtin vc package that color code each block.
- AnimalMuppet 10mo agoBut you need the snippet and, potentially, the entire call tree (both up and down).
- dullcrisp 10mo agoAnd anything that can affect relevant state, any dependencies that may have changed, validations to input that may have been modified; it’s hard to know without knowing what assumptions the assertion is based on.