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rostedt

Steven Rostedt

Edited 3 hours ago

I believe I win the Procastination Award for the time between sending a v2 after a v1 patch. I had a patch to fix make TAGS to not include structure members and posted it to the mailing list. I received reviews to make it better, but things came up and I never got around to sending a v2. I left the conversation in my INBOX and every time I saw it, I would say to myself “Oh, I’ll have to finish that later”. In the mean time I would just manually apply the patch via quilt push whenever I did a make TAGS. I finally got around to sending the v2. The v1 was sent out in 2013!!! It’s only been 13 years since I wrote v1 😛

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rostedt

Steven Rostedt

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On a related note. I finally switched my .emacs file to use xref-find-definitions instead of the find-tags which has been obsolete since 2016!

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@rostedt come to the dark side use doomemacs!

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