On 30 April 2018 at 10:29, Cornelia Huck <coh...@redhat.com> wrote: > On a related note: During the development phase, does it make more > sense to collect stuff until you have a big pile of patches, or is it > better (from an integration perspective) to do more frequent, smaller > pull requests?
Generally my preference is for more smaller requests: * it means that patches from contributors get into master faster * the bigger the pull request the more likely that something in it will fail a build test and result in a delay for the whole lot My rule of thumb for target-arm pull requests is to send one if my queue gets up to 10 or so patches or if it's been two weeks since the last one, I think. (I'm not saying 2 weeks is a limit on how often to send -- it's just about where my personal tradeoff between how long I hold onto things and how frequently I want to do the test-and-send-pullreq work is set.) thanks -- PMM
