[oe] [RFC] Post a heads-up [HEADS UP] mail when an intrusive patch has landed in dev or stable
Philip Balister
philip at balister.org
Mon May 25 10:48:58 UTC 2009
Leon Woestenberg wrote:
> RFC:
>
> we have had some proposed intrusive patches land in the metadata with
> only a few people aware of the fact they landed at all (or why).
>
> Proposal is to post a "[HEADS UP] Description of changed behaviour"
> email on the -devel mailing list when you pushed an intrusive patch.
>
> Do this in a new thread (not replying to an old thread).
>
>
> The current situation is that the intrusive push go-ahead is often at
> the tail of a thread, and not every dev can track all RFC's.
>
> It helps people jump in on the change early.
I'm not really sure this will help matters. In some cases, people do not
realize the nasty side effect will occur.
Philip
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