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> In the commit message, I mean. Or is it just me, that I am too lazy to
> do a diff between the two versions to see whether _that_ version solves
> my problem.


Possibly. I mean, yes, my commit messages can be a bit terse. In this
case, though, a commit message including the drive is as long as the
commit (for all intents and purposes). Read the code.




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