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sebras RobinWattsLenovo: back in a7f36241cba4d1807ab4664201aa0975755d6772 you added an assignment of state to the beginning of fz_draw_clip_path() and fz_draw_clip_stroke_path(), but the results is immediately overwritten by push_stack() just a few lines later.10:23.05 
  RobinWattsLenovo: I was reminded about this today because you recently changed something on that line of assignment in fz_draw_clip_path() which triggered coverity.10:23.56 
  maybe this is benign, I haven't looked into it further.10:25.09 
RobinWattsLenovo sebras: Those functions almost certainly have side effects.12:22.24 
  So the assignmnt and overwriting is benign, but I should fix it.12:22.39 
avih RobinWattsLenovo: i know it's tor8, but maybe you know too. i noticed that the mujs "mirror" on github is few commits ahead of the main repo (iirf for more than a week now). do you know anything about it?12:29.31 
  iirc*12:29.48 
  including one important fix12:30.06 
RobinWattsLenovo avih: Nope, don't have a clue, sorry.12:31.31 
avih np, thx12:32.00 
RobinWattsLenovo sebras: Fixed on robin/spots12:36.59 
sebras RobinWattsLenovo: LGTM.12:38.24 
  RobinWattsLenovo: not the entire robin/spots of course, but the top commit! :)12:38.42 
RobinWattsLenovo Should we default overprint simulation to on?15:50.23 
  (in mudraw)15:50.31 
kens Robin_Watts I'd be inclined not to default to overprint simulation, simply because Acrobat doesn't. If you want to see overprinting in Acrobat you have to go to the "Tools->PrintProduction->Output Preview" and turn it on from there. If you turn it on by default I expect you will get complaints that Acrobat renders it differently, because most people have no clue about overprint16:16.29 
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