No
Both cases could have resulted in unnecessary changes getting deployed which wouldn't have fixed the actual issues
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Got in the way: Hallucinated risks and incorrect hardware behavior assumptions.
… They're cleared automatically by the hardware when can_mcan_stop is called, and that's documented in the comments of can_mcan_stop. Both cases could have resulted in unnecessary changes getting deployed which wouldn't have fixed the actual issues. Since it's embedded that could mean significant delays to getting fixes to customers.