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Update docs for release.
(Should have included with last commit.)
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Hi, this is the wrong branch. |
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That's confusing! Thanks for the clarification. I noticed the pull request was out of date but wasn't careful enough in determining the branch it was from. |
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The exception-handling changes in Daikon are based on an 11-month-old version of Daikon. It has to be merged with upstream before pull request codespecs#56 can be merged. Furthermore, that pull request needs to be up to date to permit meaningful code review.
Unfortunately, the exception-handling changes are 546 commits behind master, making merging them problematic. I have spent a day trying to get the merging right, and I think this attempt is close. However, it does not pass its tests. Can you review and improve this pull request, or do the merging yourself so that the exception-handling pull request codespecs#56 is based on the current version of Daikon?
Thanks!