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I had the same thought. But one thing was actually very useful to compare "bug densities": deno vs bun. They have comparable codebase sizes as well as comparable ages (7y vs 4y). I'd like to see the same stats for tigerbeetle, which is very carefully designed: if segfaults were relatively high on that as too, well...


> I'd like to see the same stats for tigerbeetle

Actual SIGSEGVs are pretty rare, even during development. There was a pretty interesting one that affected our fuzzing infra a little bit ago: https://ziggit.dev/t/stack-probe-puzzle/10291

Almost all of the time we hit either asserts or panics or other things which trigger core dumps intentionally!





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