Hi Bjoern,
Bjoern Michaelsen píše v Pá 03. 05. 2013 v 18:19 +0200:
Well, yeah. And when we wait half a day, we could also collect all the unpushed
fixes in _one_ mail and not start one thread for each. We could go fancy and
call this mail "digest". ;)
Digest with N patches in a lump kills the possibility to scan the
content quickly, so wouldn't work for anybody, and would be just a
waste.
I dont see the need to track the status of patches via flaky "PUSHED" "PATCH"
subjects of emails -- at least for patches on gerrit, gerrit has a much better
way of keeping track of things as it tracks and watches the repository directly.
Those who merge most of the patches should decide what works for them
best I believe. Definitely it is not me, so I actually apologize for
promoting my workflow, but it's easy to find out using
OLD="" ; COUNT=0 ; git log | grep 'Reviewed-by:' | sort | while read NAME ; do if [ "$OLD" !=
"$NAME" ] ; then echo "$COUNT $OLD" ; OLD="$NAME" ; COUNT=0 ; fi ; COUNT=$(($COUNT+1)) ; done |
sort -r -n
that the 10 most active are Caolán, Fridrich, Thomas, Michael S.,
Norbert, Miklos, David T., Tor, Andras, Olivier.
Also consider the long tail here - how do you want to grow the amount of
people who merge patches, when it will be hidden in gerrit only or a
different / not default mailing list?
All the best,
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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