Re: patchwork cleanup call

[Koen Kooi <k.kooi@student.utwente.nl>]

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On 22-10-10 09:32, Frans Meulenbroeks wrote:

> As far as I see it there are two often occurring situations:
> 
> - a patch is submitted for review and gets zero feedback. I have quite
> a few of these in patchwork. I once proposed that if a patch does not
> get neg feedback in two weeks or so it could be pushed anyway. While
> this got some positive response it was never really made a policy. But
> I must say I'm becoming more and more inclined to push them anyway.
> 
> - a patch is submitted by someone without commit access but no one
> picks up the patch.

What I do is ping patches that get zero feedback, people sending patches
should do the same.

And when I'm travelling I can't post to the ml, so every month there's a
working week were I can't give feedback and with my goldfish memory I
forget it the week after.

And if you're going to push an 'old' unreviewed patch, it's easy enough
to ack it on the ml and wait a bit to see if someone suddenly spots a
huge bug in the patch.

regards,

Koen
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