On 05/08/2016 04:13 PM, Oleg Endo wrote:
Sometimes there is. Before randomly closing any bugs because they are
too old, one should at least have a look at them and see if they're
still an issue etc. Often things would've been fixed along the way,
but not all of them.
When this is the case I do try to git bisect the issue so that I can
confidently say the issue is fixed rather than just latent. Of course
that dramatically increases the amount of time necessary to squash out
any issue that seems to be working correctly on the trunk.
jeff
