apoikos

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   by apoikos 4y ago

   The fix (commit 18ded910b58) went indeed into 5.10-rc1, and was effective day one (there is no provision for it to be turned off), so it's unlikely to have caused trouble when upgrading from 5.10 to 5.15. That said, there's a ton
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   by apoikos 4y ago

   [Author here] Even from a short-term business perspective, it actually might make sense to fix things and contribute upstream. When you face a problem with something you built using FOSS, essentially you have three choices: - Work around
3. 3.▲
   by apoikos 4y ago

   [Author here] Your comment resonates with me. Indeed, we had been working around the issue for a number of years before we decided to tackle it head-on and even then we set a deadline for debugging and had a fallback plan as well: if we did