On 1/3/2017 1:17 PM, Kaganski Mike wrote:
Sometimes, a patch that was thought by me as a correct patch (ant dso was submitted for review),
turns out to need some rework; and then it goes through numerous iterations until it gets ready. I
don't expect initial (or other) reviewers to spend their time to review each iteration, and I don't
know of a way to make already submittes change s draft (except resubmitting another change, which
isn't always desirable); so when ready, I mark it "CR+1" - i.e. fine with me, but needs other's
review, with accompanying comment that now I regard it ready and ask others to do actual review. As
gerrit explicitly tells that it's what CR+1 means, I don't think it's a fancy thing.
But I suppose a better thing is to mark it -1 in the beginning, and revert to 0 when ready.
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Best regards,
Mike Kaganski
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