Can you act as backup for timers/core and timers/urgent ?

Can you act as backup for timers/core and timers/urgent ?

[Daniel Lezcano]

Hi Ingo,

As I understood Thomas is in vacation. I sent a pull request for the
clocksource drivers.

I have another bunch of patches depending on it and on -rc4.

The kernel release is approaching -rc7 but timers/core is still -rc1.

Is it possible you act as a backup and you update timers/core which is
in -rc1 to the latest -rc where I will rebase my tree on and resend a
pull request with all the patches in (previous PR should be ignored) ?

Thanks in advance
  -- Daniel

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Re: Can you act as backup for timers/core and timers/urgent ?

[Thomas Gleixner]

On Tue, 20 Aug 2013, Daniel Lezcano wrote:
> Is it possible you act as a backup and you update timers/core which is
> in -rc1 to the latest -rc where I will rebase my tree on and resend a
> pull request with all the patches in (previous PR should be ignored) ?

I updated to linus latest and merged your tree. Rebasing is not what
we want. The patches were done against a certain state and tested
against that. So we want to preserve that and not some random untested
rebase conglomerate. Please check the conflict resolution once it hits
the public servers.

Thanks,

	tglx