Re: [PATCH] checkpatch: allow tags between co-developed-by and their sign-off

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On 10/23/23 16:16, Lukas Bulwahn wrote:
Hi Przemek,

On Mon, Oct 23, 2023 at 12:29 PM Przemek Kitszel
<przemyslaw.kitszel@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:

Allow additional tags between Co-developed-by: and Signed-off-by:.

Removing the "immediately" word from the doc is a great summary of the
change - there is no need for the two tags to be glued together, barring
ease of checkpatch implementation.


I think the currently suggested process of keeping Co-developed-by and
Signed-off-by glued together is good, and I see no reason why this
should be changed, nor do I see any drawbacks.


Additional tags between Co-developed-by and corresponding Signed-off-by
could include Reviewed-by tags collected by Submitter, which is also
a Co-developer, but should sign-off at the very end of tags provided by
the Submitter.


The other tags, Reviewed-by, etc., can go anywhere just not between
Co-developed-by and corresponding Signed-off-by. So, why do you have
this need to put it exactly there rather than putting it anywhere
else?

Multiple times during review it was odd for me to look at thw SoB of submitter not being the last thing, and that's the result of the current
rule - co-dev authors put collected RB as last thing, only to keep their
CdB and SoB together.


The commit message tells me what you are proposing, but there is no
rationale in the commit message and that is put up for discussion here
with the proposed change.

I see many potential areas of work for the checkpatch script, but in
my humble opinion, this really is not one of the rules that needs to
be improved.

I started the other way, identified what was pissing me off, then tried
to fix that, despite of requirement of writing in perl.


Lukas

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