On 09/20/15 06:26, Alexey Dokuchaev wrote:
On Sat, Sep 19, 2015 at 06:38:46PM -0700, Adrian Chadd wrote:
[...]
Hans - personally, I think you should've emailed out a review request
on freebsd-arch@ and put out a request for testers and give a firm date
that you'll commit it. That makes it all very explicit.
I agree with general idea of important differentials to be announced on a
mail list. There were probably more than one case when interested people
did not know about a DR because they were not put on a revievers list and
could only comment on the actual commit.
Hi,
I've put up a discussion about the FreeBSD's callout subsystem at the
coming EuroBSDcon2015 devsummit (approved by Erwin) See:
https://wiki.freebsd.org/201510DevSummit
Bruce: The code in question is currently so-called dead, already stated
several times (davide@) and I see no point to revert right away. Nobody
is physically burning because of this change from what I can see. No
crashes, no panics. And jch@ wants to test it. I will let some days pass
so that the many questions arising in this thread can be properly
answered and addressed, because some people are at sleep while others
are online and also it is weekend, and some people might be aways from
their computers.
Alexey+hiren+adrian: You are right about freebsd-arch@. I will put up
more stuff at freebsd-arch@ . I thought Phabricator was enough for this
change.
ian+george+glebius: Being an active kernel developer, growing out of the
"USB box" as some have said, it is really frustrating to learn the new
non-USB driving rules. I agree with Ian that core should clarify the
requirement of pre-commit reviews when not stated in MAINTAINERS for
regular FreeBSD kernel developers, to avoid discrimination among the
kernel developers.
hiren: jch@, wrote in a comment in Phabricator he wanted to approve the
change, so it is not fully true that no other kernel developers approved
the change, for that matter.
--HPS
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