Hi Andi,

> here is the pull request for this cycle. I was hoping it would be
> more substantial, but I ran into a nasty issue with my gpg setup
> that blocked me from pushing to kernel.org for several weeks. The
> kernel.org helpdesk helped me sort it out, but unfortunately a
> bit too late, so this is all I managed to gather in time.

Things happen. Don't worry about this one...

> I am sorry for the disruption. I will set up a backup solution so
> that I can avoid this problem in the future.

Another tree at gitlab maybe?

> The following changes since commit 7d0a66e4bb9081d75c82ec4957c50034cb0ea449:
> 
>   Linux 6.18 (2025-11-30 14:42:10 -0800)

Urgs, but this is highly problematic. I can't pull something based on
6.18. Usually, things are based on -rc1 or something early to show Linus
that it has been in -next for a while. He won't pull something that is
less than 48 hours in public and so won't I.

I hope you still have the ref of the branch *before* you rebased to
6.18. Please send a pull request for this old one.

And I am quite sure I said it before: Please *do* *not* rebase branches
you have published which are meant to be consumed! Other people (me!)
depend on their stability and history. In very rare cases, sometimes a
commit needs to be modified or deleted. But the base should really stay
the base. If you need a newer one (also rare), merge it.

Not pulled, sorry.

   Wolfram