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A regression that was introduced with d79d20d.
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This isn't needed as git will replace this file atomicially,
hence we always see a fully written file when reading.
Only when writing we need to obtain a lock.
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Breaks typechecking for some reason
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diff.Daffable.diff()
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fix errors
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However, the test asserts on the provided context to be correct,
which is hard to do in this branch while it's easy to doubt the value
of this.
Lastly, there seems to be no way to ignore errors in `git` without
muting all output, which is in fact parsed.
Maybe it's possible to ignore errors while parsing the new kind of
error message.
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as errors.
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Fixes #994
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test now works
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added testing for it
closes #813
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