On Mon, 14 Jul 2008 20:12:49 +1000 Stephen Rothwell <sfr@canb.auug.org.au> wrote:
If past experience is a guide, it's about to get harder because
a) maintainers jam untested crap^W^Wrecently-received features into
their trees so they don't miss the merge window and
b) a storm of git rejects turn up as Linus's tree starts to get changed.
Hopefully b) will improve, as "all" the new code has already gone
through linux-next merging.
As for a), well, it would be nice if people were to be careful about
that sort of thing. In some ways it's justifiable - we _do_ have a
couple months to fix remaining glitches. But one would think that when
fast-tracking new features, the code would at least get additional
review and testing to make up for it.
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