On 2021-Apr-04, Jürgen Purtz wrote:
> The small patch 'arch-dev.sgml.20210121.diff' contains only some clearing up
> concerning the used terminology and its alignments with the glossary. The
> patch was rejected by Heikki.
This comment is not helpful, because it's not obvious where would I find
that patch. Also, you say "the patch was rejected by Heikki" but
upthread he said he committed it. His comment was that he left out some
paragraphs because of a style issue. Did you re-post that patch after
fixing the style issues? If you did, I couldn't find it.
> The latest version of the huge patch '0013-architecture.patch' is valid and
> doesn't contain merge conflicts.
Yeah, OK, but I have to dive deep in the thread to find it. Please post
it again. When you have a patch series, please post it as a whole every
time -- that makes it easier for a committer to review it.
You seem to be making your life hard by not using git to assist you. Do
you know you can have several commits in a branch of your own, rebase it
to latest master, merge master to it, rebase on top of master, commit
fixups, "rebase -i" and change commit ordering to remove unnecessary
fixup commits, and so on? Such techniques are extremely helpful when
dealing with a patch series. When you want to post a new version to the
list, you can just do "git format-patch -v14 origin/master" to produce a
set of patch files. You don't need to manually give names to your patch
files, or come up with a versioning scheme. Just increment the argument
to -v by +1 each time you (or somebody else) posts a new version of the
patch series.
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Álvaro Herrera Valdivia, Chile