On Mon, 2013-09-30 at 12:33 +0900, sf...@users.sourceforge.net wrote: > Hello Ben, > > Ben Hutchings: > > Thanks for maintaining the 3.2.x branch. I didn't take all the changes > > from it but I cherry-picked these to include in a stable update for the > > Debian kernel: > > The current version of aufs in debian is aufs3.2 20130204, right? > > 28de369 2013-02-04 aufs3.2 20130204 > > And if we run "git log --no-merges 28de369..aufs3.2.x", we get 85 > commits. You chose 12 of them and I guess you want the fixes for > critical problmes only, but I'd suggest you to pick up all 85, including > the updated version string.
So far as I could tell, the rest were new features - which aren't suitable for a Debian stable update - or adding donors to the documentation. Are you concerned that some bug fix might have a dependency I didn't notice? > If you really really don't want all, I'd suggest you to pick these > commits too and change the version string to something like "debianized > 20130204". [...] Well I also cherry-picked the change of version string to '3.2.x', which seemed suitably ambiguous. :-) The Debian changelog lists the cherry-picked changes. I can change the version string again if you think it should have 'debian' in it. Ben. -- Ben Hutchings Life is like a sewer: what you get out of it depends on what you put into it.
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