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by tekknik 2165 days ago
This won't result in any security related bug, you'd be updating the referenced version instead of a copied version. Both testing and use of the written code will show this "bug" if it's in fact a bug for this specific codebase. So now the question is, does rusts difficult learning curve warrant removing this "maybe" bug? There are other things to consider as well, memory fragmentation, performance etc. Have you measured the performance of code that both copies and updates?