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On 2/9/20 12:57 AM, Florian Weimer wrote:
What do you think about introducing new symbol versions vs keeping things as they are in the patch today?
I'm not quite following the relationship between the two alternatives. Isn't the symbol version independent of whether we keep things as they are now, or install the patch that you proposed, or install that patch with my further suggestions? That is, I don't see why the patch (or patch variant) would require us to change symbol versions.
If we do not introduce new symbol versions, we should strive to backport this change widely, so that users do not run into obscure failures.
Yes, backporting would be good. Essentially Gnulib is already doing that, for Gnulib-using apps.
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