1802121 - Update irregexp to new version 859d958110e8645e5dd8c8faaabb77f010cca1ad from 2022-11-23 00:00:00

Status: RESOLVED DUPLICATE of bug 1803348

(Core :: JavaScript Engine, enhancement, P3)

Description

[Update Bot]

This update covers 1728 commits, including 153 new upstream commits I've never filed a bug on before. (They're the top 153.):

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1728 commits elided, as they are too long for a bugzilla comment.

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Comment 2

[Update Bot]

I've submitted a try run for this commit: https://treeherder.mozilla.org/jobs?repo=try&revision=1810b7d8b033ffaa921fe23341d96bb8c45df81c

Comment 3

[Update Bot]

Attachment: Bug 1802121 - Update irregexp to 859d958110e8645e5dd8c8faaabb77f010cca1ad

Comment 4

[Update Bot]

All the jobs in the try run succeeded. Like literally all of them, there weren't
even any intermittents. That is pretty surprising to me, so maybe you should double
check to make sure I didn't misinterpret things and that the correct tests ran...

Anyway, I've done all I can, so I'm passing to you to review and land the patch.
When reviewing, please note that this is external code, which needs a full and
careful inspection - not a rubberstamp.

Comment 5

[Tom Ritter [:tjr] (OOTO until 4/30 at least)]

(In reply to Update Bot from comment #4)

All the jobs in the try run succeeded. Like literally all of them, there weren't
even any intermittents. That is pretty surprising to me, so maybe you should double
check to make sure I didn't misinterpret things and that the correct tests ran...

Anyway, I've done all I can, so I'm passing to you to review and land the patch.
When reviewing, please note that this is external code, which needs a full and
careful inspection - not a rubberstamp.

Not true; obviously. The fix for this has landed though, so the next time Updatebot shouldn't do this.

Comment 6

[Update Bot]

This bug is being closed because a newer revision of the library is available.
This bug will be marked as a duplicate of it (because although this bug is older, it is superseded by the newer one).