bug#46400: [BISECTED] Sporadically breaking newline-indentation in c-mode

[Alan Mackenzie <acm@muc.de>]

Hello, Konstantin.

On Thu, Feb 18, 2021 at 00:59:08 +0300, Konstantin Kharlamov wrote:
> Hey! Sorry: I'm replying to the wrong email because it seems I stopped
> receiving notifications for the report since the last time I sent an
> email here. I didn't even know there was a discussion ongoing till I
> occasionally looked through the web interface ☺ The web-interface
> doesn't allow to reply a specific comment, so I had to reply to an
> arbitrary email, last one I got in my mailbox. Sorry. (on a side-note,
> Idk what happened to notifications. I looked through spam and other
> folders, tried using built-in search on my email-provider in case some
> filter put them into a random folder, but emails are nowhere to be
> seen. Looks like I just wasn't getting any notifications).

I kept getting rejections from you mail server (something to do with my
ISP's server not sending a STARTTLS operator), so in the end I stopped
adding your address to the To: or Cc: headers.

It might well be I messed something up when I merged this bug with the
other one.  I've not done merging of bugs very often.

Sorry you didn't get the posts from debbugs.gnu.org.

> Alan Mackenzie wrote:

> > A pleasure!  I intend to commit the patch below in a few days time,
> > if I don't hear back from anybody that it's giving trouble.  This
> > patch fixes the bug when applied to that commit from December
> > (9022df70270243f211c54ccd66800320148b8434).  It should apply cleanly
> > to master.

> Oh, this is amazing! I'll give the patch a try as well. I assume though
> there will be nothing to report (well, other than "Thank you for fixing
> the bug" 😉), but if I happen to find some other problem, I'll make
> sure to drop an email either here or to a new report :)

Thank you, indeed!  I haven't committed the patch, yet, and I'll leave
off a few days yet.  It's surprising just how often asking people to
check patches for their bugs gets a reply that things aren't properly
fixed.

-- 
Alan Mackenzie (Nuremberg, Germany).