apiVersion: release-notes/v2
kind: bug-fix
area: traffic-management

issue:
  - 51377

releaseNotes:
- |

        # - name: empty-lines
        # - name: confusing-results
        # - name: empty-block
        # - name: get-return
        # - name: confusing-naming
        # - name: unexported-naming
        # - name: early-return
        # - name: unused-parameter
        # - name: unnecessary-stmt
        # - name: deep-exit
        # - name: import-shadowing
        # - name: modifies-value-receiver
        # - name: unused-receiver

	RET

TEXT ·addVW(SB), NOSPLIT, $0
	MOVD z_len+8(FP), R5 // length of z
	MOVD x+24(FP), R6
	MOVD y+48(FP), R7    // c = y
	MOVD z+0(FP), R8

	CMPBEQ R5, $0, returnC // if len(z) == 0, we can have an early return

	// Add the first two words, and determine which path (copy path or loop path) to take based on the carry flag.
	ADDC   0(R6), R7
	MOVD   R7, 0(R8)
	CMPBEQ R5, $1, returnResult // len(z) == 1
	MOVD   $0, R9

[[sec:modifying_the_generated_module_descriptor]]
=== Customizing the generated module descriptor

== Declaring a changing version

A team might decide to implement a series of features before releasing a new version of the application or library. A common strategy to allow consumers to integrate an unfinished version of their artifacts early and often is to release a module with a so-called _changing version_.
A changing version indicates that the feature set is still under active development and hasn't released a stable version for general availability yet.

	GO_ARGS
	JMP	sync∕atomic·CompareAndSwapInt64(SB)

// Generic atomic operation implementation.
// AX already contains target function.
TEXT	racecallatomic<>(SB), NOSPLIT|NOFRAME, $0-0
	// Trigger SIGSEGV early.
	MOVQ	16(SP), R12
	MOVBLZX	(R12), R13
	// Check that addr is within [arenastart, arenaend) or within [racedatastart, racedataend).
	CMPQ	R12, runtime·racearenastart(SB)
	JB	racecallatomic_data

    content: |
      Below describes *upcoming* changes to `ExternalName`.
      In this release, there is no behavioral changes by default.
      However, you can explicitly opt-in to the new behavior early if desired, and prepare your environments for the upcoming change.
      
      Kubernetes `ExternalName` `Service`s allow users to create new DNS entries. For example, you can create an `example` service

Continuous improvement combined with frequent delivery allows new features to be available to users early.
Early users provide invaluable feedback, which is incorporated into the development process.

Getting new functionality into the hands of users regularly is a core value of the Gradle platform.

	TEQ	$0, R5
	BEQ	X7

	MOVW	z+0(FP), R1
	MOVW	x+12(FP), R2
	ADD	R5<<2, R2, R2
	ADD	R5<<2, R1, R5
	MOVW	s+24(FP), R3
	TEQ	$0, R3	// shift 0 is special
	BEQ	Y7
	ADD	$4, R1	// stop one word early
	MOVW	$32, R4
	SUB	R3, R4
	MOVW	$0, R7

	MOVW.W	-4(R2), R6
	MOVW	R6<<R3, R7
	MOVW	R6>>R4, R6
	MOVW	R6, c+28(FP)
	B E7

L7:
	MOVW.W	-4(R2), R6
	ORR	R6>>R4, R7
	MOVW.W	R7, -4(R5)

// limitations under the License.

[[writing_settings_files]]
= Writing Settings Files

The settings file is the entry point of every Gradle build.

image::author-gradle-7.png[]

Early in the Gradle Build lifecycle, the <<build_lifecycle.adoc#sec:initialization,initialization phase>> finds the settings file in your <<directory_layout#dir:project_root,project root directory>>.