Re: merge window is open. bpf-next is still open.

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On Sun, 11 Oct 2020 17:59:16 -0700 Alexei Starovoitov wrote:
> Hi BPF developers,
> 
> The merge window has just opened.
> Which would typically mean that bpf-next is closing,
> but things are going to be a little bit different this time.
> We're stopping to accept new features into bpf-next/master.
> The few pending patches might get applied and imminent pull-req into
> net-next will be sent.
> After that bpf-next/master will be frozen for the duration of the merge window,
> but bpf-next/next branch will be open for the new features.
> 
> So please continue the BPF development and keep sending your patches.
> They will be reviewed as usual.
> After the merge window everything that is accumulated in bpf-next/next
> will be applied to bpf-next/master.
> Due to merge/rebase sha-s in bpf-next/next will likely be unstable.
> 
> Please focus on fixing bugs that may get exposed during the merge window.
> The bpf tree is always open for bug fixes.

FWIW for CIs switching between bpf-next/next and bpf-next/master could
be somewhat fragile. Since bpf-next/master is frozen during the merge
window, why not apply the patches there?



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