Hi Bjoern,
Bjoern Michaelsen píše v St 01. 05. 2013 v 21:33 +0200:
So, is there anyone who is _not_ a sponsored developer opposing to kill the mail
spammage?
Before we go ahead with any actions here, let me explain why I think it
is good to have some sort of mails going to the ML, and what I think is
broken at the moments.
The reason why we should have the mails going to the ML is simple - we
want to integrate the patches as quickly as possible, and for many, the
mailing list is the primary way of operation - see Lionel's workflow.
I use something similar too - I read the ML so that first I kill threads
ending with [PUSHED], and then check the not yet merged patches; and
when it is something that I know something about, I go to gerrit &
integrate it.
What seems to be broken (to me) though are 2 things:
- the mails for the stable branches
- no need for announcements there, as people usually know whom to CC
to get a review, and it is later to be scanned by the person doing
tags before the tagging
- the mails when "LibreOffice gerrit bot" is explicitly in the CC
- for those, not only [PATCH] and [PUSHED] go to the ML, but all the
discussion etc.
So before we do any radical action, what about to fix those 2 above [if
we can agree that the above is bug, and not a feature], and then see how
much the situation improves?
I can imagine 3rd thing to improve later, and that is to mail the
initial [PATCH] mail to the ML only if it does not get merged in eg. 1/2
day after submission ;-) - but that would probably need a patch to
gerrit, or something.
Regards,
Kendy
Context
Re: Killing the gerrit to dev-list spam ... · Bjoern Michaelsen
Re: Killing the gerrit to dev-list spam ... · Jan Holesovsky
Re: Killing the gerrit to dev-list spam ... · Stephan Bergmann
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