On 1/7/22 03:31, Giovanni Mascellani wrote:
Hi,
under the same "code clean at all times" rule of my last email, I don't think we want to have this intermediate state. From what I've seen, usually boilerplate code is to be added with the first "useful" code that uses it (and removed with the last "useful" code that uses it).
Personally I'd also say that you can just convert the code in just one commit, without creating a commit for each single operation, which would let you drop the "goto fallback" trick. After all it's just four operations, not that hard to check. But I'm not sure others will agree with this.
FWIW, I'd agree with this. Semantically it's one change, and it's clear enough what's being done.