* Usually Linux patches, or an XSA that otherwise does not apply, will lead to a NONEA
* Manually check whether the right patches have been applied. In the example xsa213-4.5.patch, xsa213-4.6.patch and xsa213-4.7.patch are in the xen tree we checked against.
+ADVANCED FLOW and DEBUGGING
+---------------------------
+First check whether there are name matches for patches
+
+ ./match-xsa --version 4 --major 8 --since 1 --xsa xsa-213-225 --getlogs --html > xsamatch.html
+
+Then check whether patches match
+
+ ./match-xsa --version 4 --major 8 --since 1 --xsa xsa-213-225 --smart --html > xsamatchsmart.html
+
+If there are unexplained discrepancies, use the debug mode
+
+ ./match-xsa --version 4 --major 8 --since 1 --xsa xsa-213-225 --smart --html --debug > xsamatchsmartdebug.html
+
+The produced html, will link to XSA texts, patches and commit messages and logs in the DEBUG link.
+
TODO
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* Provide an option to *not* check out repos from scratch every single time