Hi Junio, On Wed, 10 Aug 2022, Junio C Hamano wrote: > Johannes Schindelin <Johannes.Schindelin@xxxxxx> writes: > > > The funny thing is that you're usually simply not picking up patches that > > do not get any reviews, but for these refactorings it is somehow > > different, and I do not understand why it needs to be different. > > Well, I am not sure if encouraging the maintainer to drop patches > that are not reviewed is a good overall direction you would want to > go in. I am not encouraging you to drop high-quality patches that have a clear benefit to the project and/or Git's users. You probably know me better than to assume that I would ever do such a thing. You probably meant this comment tongue-in-cheek, but I cannot really tell. It's about these long patch series that touch everything and their dog and the end result brings no clear benefit to users nor the Git project itself. I can easily imagine how wonderful it would be not to see such patch series ever again. ;-) > But let's try that. Less work for me, less disruption to our tree, > and the world may be quieter and more pleasant ;-) Amen! Ciao, Dscho
