Regarding the l2-mtd branch in linux-next
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Brian,
Can you explain in detail the differences between l2-mtd/master and l2-mtd/next?
I'm seeing linux-next merges the former, but instead maybe it should be the latter?
What do you think?
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Ezequiel García, Free Electrons Embedded Linux, Kernel and Android Engineering http://free-electrons.com
Hi Ezequiel,
Quoted 7 lines · Ezequiel Garcia
Can you explain in detail the differences between l2-mtd/master and l2-mtd/next?
I'm seeing linux-next merges the former, but instead maybe it should be the latter?
What do you think?
I only created the l2-mtd.git 'next' branch recently because I don't think linux-next likes to see new stuff during the merge window that's not going into the current release cycle. So I just queued up stuff in a different branch temporarily, and I plan to bring it into 'master' on top of 3.13-rc1 once the merge window closes.
In answer to your second question, then, the inclusion of l2-mtd.git/master in linux-next is exactly as intended.
I am new at this whole maintainership thing, though, and I could be very wrong about the intended development process regarding linux-next and the merge window. I couldn't find much clear documentation regarding this process. I suppose it's something you learn over time. Any comments are welcome.
Regards,
Brian
Quoted 17 lines · Brian Norris
Hi Ezequiel,
Quoted 7 lines · Ezequiel Garcia
Can you explain in detail the differences between l2-mtd/master and l2-mtd/next?
I'm seeing linux-next merges the former, but instead maybe it should be the latter?
What do you think?
I only created the l2-mtd.git 'next' branch recently because I don't think linux-next likes to see new stuff during the merge window that's not going into the current release cycle. So I just queued up stuff in a different branch temporarily, and I plan to bring it into 'master' on top of 3.13-rc1 once the merge window closes.
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In answer to your second question, then, the inclusion of l2-mtd.git/master in linux-next is exactly as intended.
I am new at this whole maintainership thing, though, and I could be very wrong about the intended development process regarding linux-next and the merge window. I couldn't find much clear documentation regarding this process. I suppose it's something you learn over time. Any comments are welcome.
Hm, I see. Well, I'm not an expert but the above sounds just about the right thing to do.
Sorry for the noise!
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Ezequiel García, Free Electrons Embedded Linux, Kernel and Android Engineering http://free-electrons.com