On Mon, Nov 02, 2026 at 01:41:52PM -0500, Rodrigo Vivi wrote: > We'd like to replace most of the DRM trees in linux-next with a single > branch:
> https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/tip.git#drm-for-linux-next Thanks, I really appreciate this! > drm-exynos, drm-msm, drm-msm-fixes, drm-msm-lumag, drm-nova and etnaviv > are not part of it and stay as they are. Those are all fairly quiet anyway, and if they do get rolled in it's easy enough to make the updates. Your rollup includes all the frequent fliers. > During this work, I realized that drm-xe is a big culprit for leaking > future work without a blackout date from -rc6 to <next>-rc1. > So, another quick solution would be to get a drm-xe for-linux-next like > the other domains are doing. However, I still believe that this unified > one will make Mark's life much easier anyway. Yeah, drm-xe and amdgpu were the biggest non-rebasing sources of commits in -next that don't get merged this time around - I actually just mentioned this in my "here's what's going on" mail to Linus a few minutes ago. Their numbers were: 96 amdgpu 84 drm-xe > Mark, you're in Cc for visibility only. Once we have all the acks, I'll > send you the formal request. After linux-next switches, we stop > updating the old for-linux-next* branches (patch below). I'll wait for a separate mail.
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