Re: sparse maintenance pace?

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On Thu, Feb 22, 2018 at 11:28:21PM +0100, Jason A. Donenfeld wrote:
> Hey Chris & Sparse ML,
> 
> I've seen that Luc (CC'd) has a boat load of well tested patches, and
> is also actively working on new features and improvements. Meanwhile
> the sparse master branch on kernel.org seems like a bit of an
> afterthought. What would it take to enable Luc to really take the
> reins and start merging his stuff upstream and pulling things forward?
> Sparse is a special project -- being lightweight yet having so many
> neat capabilities -- and I'd really hate to see it languish in the age
> of all-things-clang.

Sparse is the kind of project that needs careful curation, and
personally, I think it's quite reasonable and important to be cautious
about direction and patch acceptance. I'd be concerned about changing
that, personally.

That said, I do think the ambiguity between the master branch and
development branches is a bit problematic, and it would help if the
master branch stayed more up to date with current development. That
would probably help address such concerns.
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