[llvm-branch-commits] [lldb] Reapply "Make result variables obey their dynamic values in subsequent expressions (PR #216771)

[Douglas Yung via llvm-branch-commits]

dyung wrote:

The release branch is created from an arbitrary commit when the branch is created. Anything after that point is not on the release branch unless it has been backported. For LLVM 23, the last commit that was selected was fb423ba07c3ff51fda3caa41d8bbb78d50f61906. Any commits made to main after that point are not on the release branch by default.

>From the git log e1af868257eb4a49db9149cc239ca9b9338d6419 was committed on July 22, after we branched, so that is why it doesn't appear in the `release/23.x` branch.

Re-reading your most recent comment, this is a revert of the revert, so essentially you are trying to back-port the original change? If so, we do not normally accept backports of features to the release branch, only fixes for bugs and regressions.

Is this fixing a bug or a regression that is present on the release branch?

https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/216771