anchor.diff:       }
   
      if (!get_relative_timestamp(timearg, &tval, origin, DAYSECS, errmsg))
  -",1,0,Incomplete Fix,Doesn't fix the problem for -mtime +2
  +",1,1,Developer Fix,get_comp_type always returns true
   find.66c536bb,ODY3ODM5YW,prec.c:278-288,pred.c:1246,parser.c:3172,parser.c:3102-3128,,At parser.c:3110 we call get_comp_type which increments timearg if the comp type is COMP_GT or COMP_LT. The call to get_relative_timestamp also calls get_comp_type. However at this point the timearg was already incremented and does not point to the sign anymore but to the number.,"diff --git a/find/parser.c b/find/parser.c
   index 75bbe69..05e918e 100644
   --- a/find/parser.c
  
positive.code: +  /* working directory if non-zero */
  +  int wd;
   };
  ",0,0,Regression,N/A
  find.e1d0a991 ,ZmZkMWM5OG,find/ftsfind.c:349,find/ftsfind.c:364,find/ftsfind.c:373,,,"If using -L then FTS_LOGICAL flag is set in find/ftsfind.c:349 and passed to fts_open in find/ftsfind.c:364. Because of this flag, no chdir is performed during fts_read, called from find/ftsfind.c:373. I have tried without FTS_LOGICAL flag but then the results are even more wrong (link are not followed). Thus, if I suppose, that the error is not in fts_read (because that function is from fts.c which is outside of current project) then (1) something must be added to tell fts_read that chdir must be made or (2) chdir must be invoked and also struct ent adapted just before find/ftsfind.c:375. Please note, that chdir must be invoked, otherwise one could not obtain the correct result e.g. for ""-execdir pwd"".",no solution,N/A,N/A,N/A,N/A
  find.e1d0a991 ,ZTRmYWE5Nj,find/ftsfind.c:346-359,find/ftsfind.c:373-376,find/ftsfind.c:125-130,,,"346   switch (options.symlink_handling)
  347     {
  
negative.code:    /* Not an error, cope with the usual cases. */
     if (ent->fts_info == FTS_NSOK)
       {
  ",1,0,Developer-Fix,N/A
  find.24bf33c0,NTU0ZTZlNT,find/ftsfind.c:447,find/ftsfind.c:545,find/ftsfind.c:694-699,,,"- region 1:  The code lacks the handler when the flags member of the consider_visiting FTSENT* argument is a stat(2) failure.
  - region 2:  continued read of member files & directories of directories that produced an errno makes these kinds of 'finds' inefficient
  - region 3:  catering for negative file descriptors adds a computing cycle","diff --git a/find/ftsfind.c b/find/ftsfind.c
  