Re: What's cooking in git.git (Aug 2025, #05; Mon, 11)

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On Wed, Aug 13, 2025 at 09:06:33AM +0200, Patrick Steinhardt wrote:
> Fair. I don't want to spend too much time on this signedness topic,
> either. So I'd go with either:
>
>   - Taking the signedness patches as-is. They don't regress the status
>     quo and allow us to warn about future unintentional signedness bugs,
>     even though the fixes are mostly of theoretical value.
>
>   - I drop the signedness-conversion patches altogether.
>
> The more important part for me is to get the second half of patches
> merged anyway. So while I think that the first half of patches are nice
> to have, I can live with dropping them.

I'd personally lean towards the latter, and drop those patches for now.
I think practically speaking that equates to taking patches in the range
[5, 10].

To be clear, I am not opposed to the signedness changes entirely, but I
do think that they merit a little more discussion and thought around
what our general practices should be here.

If you want to resurrect those as a separate topic later on, I'd be
happy to discuss them then.

Thanks,
Taylor




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