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native glibc (not-modified for graphene or USE_clone_FOR_fork defined) uses clone(2) syscall for fork(3) library function
as clone(CLONE_CHILD_CLEARTID|CLONE_CHILD_SETTID|SIGCHD, 0, NULL, &THREAD_SELF->tid)
This doesn't work as expected and the execution stalls somewhere. I guess it's not tested
because modified glibc uses fork(2) system call, not clone(2).
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I am contributing to a project where the maintainer has set up revapi. Sometimes when I e.g. add a new method to a public API, revapi warns me during the maven build, that this will break semantic versioning. And I think this is great.
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CompatHelper can open many PRs and push all non-CompatHelper related PRs off the first page of a project's PR list. It would be great if CompatHelper labeled its auto-generated PRs with a CompatHelper label so it is easy to filter out these PRs with a simple -label:compathelper argument to the PR search.
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As per my comments in #1162:
warningerrorerrorSimilarly for the error