[Buildroot] Patch: qt5webkitexamples

[Mike Zick <minimod@morethan.org>]

On Sat, 7 Jun 2014 11:47:41 +0100 (BST)
Massimo Callegari <massimocallegari@yahoo.it> wrote:

> Hello Thomas,
> then I clearly haven't read the whole guidelines in the BR manual.
> Apologies for that.
> 
> I am totally aware that the patch system this project adopted is
> working since years. Mine was just a suggestion since I work on a
> daily basis with GitHub and I find it simply splendid for code
> review. Maybe it's just my impression but the flow "fork -> patch ->
> pull request" sounds easier than manual git commands where you have
> to remember the email address of a mailing list (thus human
> errors...) and where dozens of emails float around every day even to
> users not interested in a particular topic. In my opinion a mailing
> list should be used only to discuss bugs, ideas and help users. In
> the current way, users emails risk to get lost into a ton of [PATCH]
> emails. Maybe a ML dedicated to patches could help ?
> 

This mailing list uses dedicated tags in the subject line.
Just set your e-mail client to filter by the tag into different
sub-directories.

Then you don't have to look in (for example) BuildRoot/BR_Patch
directory unless you want to.  ;)

Same with commit, bug and autobuilder messages.

No, I am not trying to be stubborn, it is just a system that the
developers are comfortable with.

I find (I am a 99.9% read-only ML member) a bit of e-mail filtering
helps a lot in dealing with the flood of information here. ;)

Mike