Quoting Nathan Lynch (ntl@xxxxxxxxx): > Which brings me to the subject of tree management... it's rather > difficult for interested parties to follow development of a tree that is > frequently rewritten. It would be much easier to base work on a linear > "append-only" branch. The guesswork involved in tracking down > regressions in C/R function would be reduced because bisection would > work. And we would have an accurate history of the changes made over > time. The cost would be that the checkpoint/restart work would not have > an easily-reviewable native form, but I think it would be possible to > generate comprehensible diffs for review since the majority of the code > is in self-contained files. It would make this set much easier for us to review (and bisect). Late last night I decided re-reviewing the patches just isn't going to work for me. I guess I'll just review the checkpoint/*.c files individually, and generate one big c/r diff for the rest of the kernel tree. -serge _______________________________________________ Containers mailing list Containers@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx https://lists.linux-foundation.org/mailman/listinfo/containers
