Re: [RFC PATCH v2 00/36] bundle-uri: a "dumb CDN" for git + TOC format

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On Thu, Apr 21 2022, Derrick Stolee wrote:

> On 4/18/2022 1:23 PM, Ævar Arnfjörð Bjarmason wrote:
>> This RFC series is a start at trying to combine the two differing RFC
>> versions of bundle URIs I [1] and Derrick Stolee [2] were kicking
>> around.
>> 
>> = Layout
>> 
>> This series arranged in the following way:
>> 
>> * 01-08: "Prep" patches from both [1] and [2] which in principle could
>>   graduate first to "master".
>> 
>>   I.e. they're prep fixes added for the two bundle-uri
>>   implementations, but which either justify themselves, or e.g. expose
>>   a now-static function via an API.
>> 
>>   I tried to move things into the "justify themselves" category
>>   whenever possible, but may have overdone it e.g. for 02/36
>>   (originally an idea/commit of Derrick's, but I changed the
>>   authorship as pretty much all of it at this point is something I
>>   changed).
>> 
>>   For the "prep" changes that are only needed for later changes in the
>>   series perhaps we should just squash them if they're small enough.
>
> I focused today on reading these first 8 patches with the intention that
> they can be submitted for full review and merging on their own. I think
> they don't fully succeed in justifying themselves (since not all public
> methods have callers) but it would be best to have these refactors
> settled before getting into the nitty gritty of the bundle URI feature.
>
> I mostly had a few nits here and there. I noticed that you did not always
> add your sign-off after mine, so please correct that when you send the
> next version (assuming you are planning to do so).

Willdo, sorry.

FWIW the ones with missing sign-off are also those I didn't modify
(extensively), so while I should fix it it might help as a marker for
stuff I changed right now...




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