By: Tom Sydney Kerckhove <syd@cs-syd.eu>
Ask for a tag or a ref where a comment couples two named places CommentCouplingConnection reports a comment that says two places move together and names one of them as code, when no comment in the same scope carries a tagref or marginalia pair. Two signals rather than one, because neither half stands up alone. Tried out over nix-ci8, a thousand modules: the phrase alone reported nine comments and six were wrong, four of them saying the program keeps a database row in sync with an external forge at run time and two arguing there is deliberately no second place to keep. A marked name alone reported twenty-two and none worth acting on, because naming a sibling definition to orient a reader is what good Haddock is made of. Together they report one, which is the coupling. The cost is recall: prose that names no place, as tagref's own example does, is now silent. good.hs pins that as a decision rather than an accident.
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43m53s
Created Started Finished
| Time to Start | Worker time | Duration | Time to finish | Idle | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Config | 2m15s | 0s | 0s | 2m16s | 2m15s |
| Eval | 3m18s | 45s | 45s | 4m03s | 1m01s |
| Build | 3m42s | 0s | 42m26s | 46m08s | 42m04s |
| Suite | 2m15s | 46s | 43m53s | 46m08s | 45m22s |