Re: [PATCH v3] Grow: Split Grow_reshape into helper function

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On 8/24/22 12:09, Coly Li wrote:
> 
> 
>> 2022年8月24日 23:56,Jes Sorensen <jes@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> 写道:
>>> Hi Jes,
>>>
>>> Please check the version I post to you in series “mdadm-CI for-jes/20220728: patches for merge” (Message-Id: <20220728122101.28744-1-colyli@xxxxxxx>), the patch in this series is rebased and confirmed with Mateusz, it could be applied to upstream mdadm.
> 
>> I applied this one, but none of the versions applied cleanly. I had to
>> play formail games to pull it out of your stack, as I am not going to
>> apply a set of 23 commits in one batch without going through them.
> 
> These days I was in partner’s office and planed to repost the rebased version soon. If you don’t do the rebase yet, please wait for me to post a v4 version on behavior of Mateusz tomorrow.

No worries, I already pulled some of it in, but you can check my repo
and see whats there.

>> It's really awesome to have your help reviewing patches, much
>> appreciated, but I would prefer to keep them in the original batches so
>> I can pull them from patchwork, rather than trying to deal with the
>> giant stack.
> 
> How about we improve the process like this,
> 1) I will continue to review and response the patches from the original emails, so patch work may track them as they were.
> 2) For all the reviewed patches are not handled by your after a period, let’s set it as 2 weeks for now, I will post a email with all the patches with their message-IDs to you as a remind.

This sounds good to me! I think it's also fine to have a branch with
everything applied for testing, it's just less easy for me to pull from.

Thanks,
Jes




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