Madelyn Olson

Can you apply it on a file? That might be easier to check against too for sanity. Maybe something like module.c.

The answer was that single lines attached and multi-lines don't attach. It seems like clang supports it with `BraceWrappingAfterControlStatementStyle MultiLine`. I came to like it more than attaching or detaching...

Reposting an earlier comment: > The answer was that single lines attached and multi-lines don't attach. It seems like clang supports it with BraceWrappingAfterControlStatementStyle MultiLine. I came to like it...

I'm not sure about this specific feature. At least from what I've seen, it's less common for a single command to produce an unexpectedly large result without it also showing...

> This does happen. Some of our users are very sensitive to network flow spikes, and they couldn't find any clue in slowlog, so they asked us about it. Can...

I suppose my counter point is that since we don't have them people don't write them. I don't easily like suggesting people add them because they are all different and...

> We also need eventually to consider how to mock specific components. I do explicitly what to punt that conversation, since I think mocks are generally overused in low level...

> To have its impact in the long run IMO we should strive for more standardized unit-test infrastructure, such that each test will reside in its own function, with proper...

> We might get atomic reload for free if we just do the UNLOAD and LOAD synchronously on the main thread. I can see this being useful for operators to...

I think we should, in the fullness of time, aim to maintain forks of the clients. The Redis client ecosystem is all over the place, and one of the ways...