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Comment: These look like trivial patches – right ?

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Non-trivial Trivial patches include:

  • documentation
  • finishing off pre-existing T_ tests
  • non-controversial non-semantic style changes (fixing indentation, adding comments, but not actual code)
  • very simple, non-controversial, and absolutely safe bug fixes (i.e.: removing repetitive my() enclosing sections)

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