On Thu, May 08, 2008 at 05:41:16PM +0200, Ingo Molnar wrote:
Then scrap the part about it possibly fixing a regression and the
Reported-by: line.
It is important that our metadata is as complete and correct as
reasonably possible. Our code is not as well documented as it should be,
and in my experience often the only way to understand what happens and
why it happens is to ask git for the metadata (and I'm actually doing
this even for most of my "trivial" patches).
In 3 hours or 3 years someone might look at this commit trying to
understand what it does and why it does this.
And there's a big difference between "we do it because it's correct from
a theoretical point of view" and "it is supposed to fix a huge
performance regression".
cu
Adrian
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