On Saturday 23 February 2008, Wolfgang Denk wrote: > In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> you wrote: > > > Still the patches need to be reviewed first. > > > > fair enough. i'd point out for the cpu unification, the patch is 400k > > and i'm not about to go splitting it up just so the mailing list will > > accept it. if people actually care, they can read the diff in the git > > tree. > > Mike, this is not the way you are supposed to react - not as a norman > developer, and escpecially not as a custodian. > > You want the stuff to go in, so please make it easy for us to review > it.
if you force us to use the mailing list (which is fine), then it should be easy to use the mailing list (which if i recall from the last time this came up, you arent going to change). > > > In cases like this one, where there is a custodian who caresa about > > > the topic of the patches, I wait for his pull request and then pull > > > from the repo. The posting of the patches is primarily for giving > > > others a chance to review the stuff *before* it goes into mainline. > > > > so for all Blackfin patches, i'll post them and people may review them, > > but you wont merge them until i put them into my tree for you to pull ? > > Correct - except that you already have those patches in some git > repository, because otherwise you could not use git-format-patch and > git-send-email to prepare resp. to send the patches. i'm not sure what you're trying to say. of course git-format-patch only works on patches that have been committed to a repo. -mike
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