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That is, if row 1 compares a class c between project versions p.v1 and p.v2 using compiler comp1, and row 2 makes the same comparison but using compiler comp2, and the bytecode is the same (comp1(p.v1.c) == comp2(p.v1.c) and comp1(p.v2.c) == comp2(p.v2.c)), keep only one of the rows according to an arbitrary ordering on compilers (e.g., latest version wins).
That is, if row 1 compares a class
cbetween project versionsp.v1andp.v2using compilercomp1, and row 2 makes the same comparison but using compilercomp2, and the bytecode is the same (comp1(p.v1.c) == comp2(p.v1.c)andcomp1(p.v2.c) == comp2(p.v2.c)), keep only one of the rows according to an arbitrary ordering on compilers (e.g., latest version wins).Only if there's time.