On 2/1/2021 10:52 PM, Elijah Newren wrote: > Hi everyone, > > There will be ~11 more series (with about ~6-7 patches per series) > before merge-ort is complete. Now that gitster/en/merge-ort-perf has > merged to next, I can start submitting the next series. Some > questions before I do so, though: > > * What's the right rate to submit them to not overwhelm reviewers? One > per week? I didn't get much feedback on this for the past series. > [One per week, assuming the git-2.32 cycle is 3 months long, would > mean finishing in about 3 months, i.e. just a few weeks before > git-2.32-rc0.] I promise to get back to reviewing with a faster turnaround soon. If these are smaller series (and ~6-7 patches per would be smaller) then I could see most of them stabilizing within a week. I think the biggest thing for dependent series is to allow one to stabilize before starting the next one. OF course, we can _think_ something is stable and then a contributor appears with insightful comments a week or more later. > * My focus for the next few series is on diffcore-rename.c, which will > also affect things other than merge-ort. While each series is > self-contained, given that 2.31-rc0 is just over 3 weeks away I'm > wondering if it makes sense to hold my future diffcore-rename series > out of 2.31 and start merging them in the 2.32 cycle. Thoughts? It might be fine to get the code under review, but ask Junio to delay merging into 'master' until shortly after release. This ensures that there is plenty of time to "simmer in CI." Thanks, -Stolee
