Alexei Starovoitov <alexei.starovoitov@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: > The last few days I've experienced long email delivery when I was not > directly cc-ed on patches. > Even right now I see some patches in patchworks, but not in my inbox. > Few folks reported similar issues. > In order for everyone to review the submissions appropriately > I'll be applying only the most obvious patches and > will let others sit in the patchworks a bit longer than usual. > Sorry about that. > Ironic that I'm using email to talk about email delays. > > My understanding that these delays are not vger's fault. > Some remediations may be used sporadically, but > we need to accelerate our search of long term solutions. > I think Daniel's l2md: > https://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/dborkman/l2md.git/ > is a great solution. > It's on my todo list to give it a try, > but I'm not sure how practical for every patch reviewer on this list > to switch to that model. > Thoughts? If cloning git repos is too much work, You can subscribe to an Atom feed of search results to paths or files you're interested in using "dfn:" (diff-file-name) using your favorite feed reader: lore.kernel.org/lkml/?q=dfn:path/to/dir-or-file-youre-interested-in&x=A Or drop the "&x=A" to get an HTML summary, or POST to that URL with "&x=m" to download an mbox. You can also search for multiple files at once by having dfn:foo multiple times separated by "OR" lore.kernel.org/lkml/?q=dfn:foo+OR+dfn:bar&x=A https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/_/text/help/ has other prefixes like "dfn:" which might be helpful for search. For example, if you expected to be Cc-ed (or To-ed) and want to double-check that your mail account got it, you can use the "c:" or "tc:" prefixes with your name or address, too.
