Hi Mark!

> Raghav Gururajan has pushed another misleading "cosmetic changes"
> commit.

When you brought-up the concern 
(https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/guix-devel/2020-12/msg00008.html), 
which I am grateful for, I have worked myself to prevent that from 
happening. It was so hard for me provided that I suffer from OCD 
(clinically-diagnosed and being treated for). I never made single "Make 
cosmetic changes" patches after that discussion. These two patches you 
are referring to, was made even before our discussion, as a part of 
wip-desktop work. The patches were pushed to core-updates as a part of 
#42958. Also, during review, I clearly stated about these two cosmetic 
changes patches, in this message (https://issues.guix.gnu.org/42958#64).

> This one is *far* worse than the examples I gave before.
> This one removes the security fixes for CVE-2018-19876 and
> cairo-CVE-2020-35492 that I had applied in commit
> bc16eacc99e801ac30cbe2aa649a2be3ca5c102a.

The commit is not new. I cherry-picked from core-updates 
(993de472ed3dfe90e1c4110b6b910c1f74d243ff), which was pushed as a part 
of #42958.

> Behold, Raghav's "cosmetic changes" to our 'cairo' package:
The commit is also not new. I cherry-picked from core-updates 
(f94cdc86f644984ca83164d40b17e7eed6e22091), which was pushed as a part 
of #42958.

NOTE:
When I format-patched these patches, initially (42958), did not contain 
changes to remove CVE. IIRC, when Leo and I were working outside of 
savannah, this change was probably added when we updated glib to latest 
version.

> With this in mind, does anyone else find it worrisome that Raghav has
> commit access?

I wish you had given me the benefit of the doubt.

Regards,
RG.