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I will not call it a block, as that would be giving it the wrong kind of presence.
But I guess that is what you would normally be calling it anyway. It's been around for some time now. And with some I mean some, like maybe measured in months going towards years.
It's like a bug as some really long living bugs in Office Software, you learn to live with it, or work around it, and it never gets fixed. Or you spend more time working around it than actually being productive. Productive being the key word here.
But like with the block bugs don't go away by being thouroughly analysed and well defined. Bugs go away by writing code, not by discussing them. So maybe by stopping this post right here I'm on the best way to dealing with this bug. Twas high time it got fixed.
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