>>> On 31.03.17 at 20:15, <sstabell...@kernel.org> wrote:
> On Fri, 31 Mar 2017, Jan Beulich wrote:
>> The other one remains, though: As indicated before, only security patches
>> should be pushed to stable branches at about the same time as to
>> master's staging; everything else should please wait until the patch
>> has passed the push gate on master. Note, for example, how I've
>> avoided including the backport of 4edb1a42e3 in the batch I've
>> just pushed to 4.8-staging, despite this being a very simple and
>> obvious change.
> 
> Yes, you are right, this is important. I admit that it is the second
> time that I fall into this easy mistake. Of course I ran some tests on
> the backport, but I still should have waited for the push-gate. Given
> that the vast majority of the backports are security fixes, which are
> pushed straight way to several trees, it is easy to forget I shouldn't
> do that for non-security fixes. I'll get better. But I wonder, as stable
> trees maintainer, do you have a specific git configuration or a script
> that helps you avoid this kind of mistakes? Or is it all by hand?

All by hand indeed. I merely have security and non-security patches
queued in different places.

Jan


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