But wouldn’t it be nice if they were stored in git notes? It’ll never happen for a commercial git hosting product, because they want it to be hard to leave their service (you lose your PR review comment history), and storing them in git makes it too easy to migrate all your history to a competitor.
Building an open source code review system using git notes would be great though.
> the behavior of leap years at the end of a century (where they're skipped if a year is divisible by 100 unless it's divisible by 400) is not accounted for.
The article cites the original edition of POSIX from 1988.
The bug in question was fixed in the 2001 edition: