Comment # 2 on bug 1233590 from Paul Fee

Leap has GCC 14.2.0, Tumbleweed 14.2.1.  Given that the GCC project's latest
release is 14.2 (no third digit), what do the 0 and 1 indicate for Leap and
Tumbleweed?

I imagine Leap takes the 14.2 release and adds minimal patches.  The changelog
suggests Tumbleweed tracks the GCC project's gcc-14 branch, does this indicate
its 14.2.1 package includes changes that will eventually be published upstream
as GCC 14.3?

Is this an accurate assessment of Leap and Tumbleweed's packaging of GCC?

If so, then perhaps I can clone GCC's public repo and attempt to bisect the
issue to find out where between 14.2.0 and gcc-14 HEAD (14.2.1 on Tumbleweed)
the issue gets fixed.  That in turn may allow the fix to be backported to Leap.

Is GCC's git repo the place to search or does Tumbleweed have its own GCC repo
that would be a better place to look for the relevant change?