On Sun, Apr 20, 2025 at 09:33:19PM -0700, Linus Torvalds wrote: > On Sun, 20 Apr 2025 at 18:52, Kees Cook <k...@kernel.org> wrote: > > > > Can you please revert this mess and use what has already been planned > > for this warning? It is, once again, really frustrating when you update > > to unreleased compiler versions. :( > > Ehh. Kees, that's the compiler in F42. > Really. It's not some "unreleased compiler version". > It's the main compiler in one of the biggest Linux distributions, out now.
Fine, perhaps I'm nitpicking the fact. F42 made an unreleased compiler their default, so it is technically "released". > Why do you think I made the change? Because the kernel DID NOT BUILD > without those changes. Yes, I understand that, but you didn't coordinate with anyone. You didn't search lore for the warning strings, you didn't even check -next where you've now created merge conflicts. You put insufficiently tested patches into the tree at the last minute and cut an rc release that broke for everyone using GCC <15. You mercilessly flame maintainers for much much less. Why make compiler version upgrades a surprise? I'm hardly the only person who was working to make the GCC 15 transition smooth. This made more work for people, wasted your time to recreate existing patches, and broke the build. I am hardly being unreasonable in asking you to do better. -- Kees Cook
