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On 30-06-2022 16:08, Daniel F. Dickinson wrote:
> I don't particularly like to change working code, except with due
> caution, as changes can introduce regressions.
I personally don't mind this at all; as I try to have a testsuit with 
tests that would catch these things :) I want to trust the CI, the 
tests, to make sure we are not affraid to touch code. Being affraid to 
touch code isn't a good thing imo.

Olliver