On Wed, Dec 17, 2014 at 12:14:24AM -0500, Theodore Ts'o wrote:
> And what's wrong for one maintainer will be right for another, and
> vice versa.
Ok, so what's wrong with "should not expect any feedback during the
merge window"?
If they get it, then that's fine. The formulation is loose on purpose.
And besides, when one starts working with maintainers, one soon learns
when they are the busiest and can refrain from sending patchsets then.
Or should we have subsystem maintainers each state whether they wanna
do patchsets during the merge window or not? Or are we bikeshedding
already?
I see your point that different maintainers can be busy at different
times but you also have to acknowledge the desire of some maintainers
not to get new patchsets during the merge window. So we have to have a
way to communicate that to submitters so that no explosions happen.
Oh, and also the
not-resend-in-under-a-week-and-wait-out-complete-review-first rule.
That's my personal pet peeve.
Ha, this sounds like a KS topic :-P
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