On Wed, Jun 16, 2021 at 07:47:29PM +0200, Johannes Berg wrote: > > - We can *probably* track when patch series get applied and auto-close pull > > requests that are accepted -- but it's not going to be perfect (we'd > > basically be using git-patch-id to match commits to pull requests). Or is it > > better to auto-close the pull request right after it's sent to the list with > > a message like "thank you, please monitor your email for the rest of the > > process"? The latter is much easier for me, of course. :) > > Those two conflict, no? I mean, if you close it, then there won't really > be a v2/vX? > > Given that many (if not most) patch series require a v2 or more, it > would seem closing it immediately would be a bit confusing, and then > what do you even do to get a v2? Unless I'm misreading the docs, the submitter should be able to reopen the closed pull request, so it's not a permanent action. This may actually make it easier to track things for v1/v2, since we wouldn't need to continuously poll open pull requests to see if any of them changed. -K
