Hi All,

I am writing this to just paraphrase the patch flight process that is
in place more or less
and I am going to follow.

We have patchwork instance where all patches from mailing list are captured

https://patchwork.openembedded.org/project/oe/patches/

I am going to watch this and cherry pick patches from patchwork into
master-next branch
master-next then will be run through CI loop on my own system as well as on

http://jenkins.nas-admin.org/

tasks - oe_world_qemuarm oe_world_qemuarm64 oe_world_qemux86 oe_world_qemux86-64

For layer maintainers

Please review and provide your ACK/NACK based upon your own testing
and judgement. If
you want to rely on the jenkins jobs above thats fine too. If you want
to test your bundle separately
and send a separate approved patchlist via a pull thats fine too.
Usually we do not give explicit
ACKs and provide feedback if a patch needs to be changed. It would be
good if you start providing
ACKs if you think patch is good to signal. If a patch is not
ACKED/NACKED and its passing the
jenkins builds, I will assume you are OK with the patch for master.

Submitters, please watch the patchwork for progress on your submission
Hopefully patchwork will reflect the current state
more accurately, if its stuck in same state for a long time (1+ weeks
) send the pings to maintainers.
you can also check master-next branch if its still there and not
dropped then its in queue for merge

Since we all have limited resources and time, I would invite all of
you to test master-next for machines/distros you are interested in
(keep in mind master-next will get rebased) and provide
feedback/review so we can include it in decision
to accept the patch, any help will be appreciated.

If you have suggestions, feel free to share here

Thanks
-Khem
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