Issac Trotts <[email protected]> writes:
> Sounds good. Btw, did you queue it yet? I didn't see it at the mirror:
> https://github.com/git/git/commits/master.
No patch goes to 'master' directly.
Once we see that a patch is in reviewable shape during the mailing
list discussion, we wait for a few more days and unless there are
more issues to be addressed discovered during that period, it hits
the 'next' branch, and spends a week or so before graduating.
Before all of that happens, i.e. when a patch has not proven itself
'next'-worthy, I may pick it up to make trial merges in order to see
how it interacts with other proposed updates, which happens in the
'pu' (proposed updates) branch. As there is only limited amount of
time in a day, this obviously cannot happen to all patches sent to
the list, but I try to cover as much as possible.
You'd find it as 5ca3af27 ("log: add %S option (like --source) to
log --format", 2019-01-09) on 'pu'.
