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This commit considers the case where the destination slice is longer than the source slice. Former logic omitted this particular case, which resulted in truncating the destination slice to the length of source slice.

This commit considers the case where the destination slice
is longer than the source slice. Former logic omitted this
particular case, which resulted in truncating the destination
slice to the length of source slice.

Signed-off-by: David Cassany <[email protected]>
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ipetrov117 commented Nov 19, 2025

Hey @davidcassany, I was also working on fixing this and some other merge logic problems. A PR for which will be opened later today. Apologies for not communicating this with you.

Would it be reasonable to wait a couple of hours for my PR to land so then we can reevaluate the logic changes that both PRs introduce and pick an approach? That way we would not have to possibly merge something that will change with the next PR iteration.

If this is urgent and can't be postponed for a couple of hours I am fine to merge it and they see how that reflects in my PR. Eitherway, let me know what you think.

P.S.: The mentioned PR - #248. Let me know what you think.

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