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Peter Slegg skreiv:

>> No. I'm saying that Thing 1.27 most likely has been broken all the time.
>> A change (don't know which) in XaAES has highlighted a bug in Thing. The
>> fact that is has been working previously doesn't mean that it has been
>> working correctly.
>>
> It's a good job the software industry doesn't work like that.

I'm in the software industry. This is exactly how it works.

Jo Even