a simple request: apply all outstanding patches.

[Rob Landley]

On Wednesday 17 May 2006 12:48 pm, Paul Fox wrote:
> ralph wrote:
>  > FWIW, the powerpc kernel group have a nifty script that extracts patches
>  > from emails sent to their mailing list, and provides a searchable web
>  > interface.  Patches can be sorted, and have a state ("new", "applied",
>  > etc).
>  >
>  > See:       http://ozlabs.org/~jk/projects/patchwork/
>  > In action: http://patchwork.ozlabs.org/linuxppc/
>
> neat.  without having downloaded it to read the docs, i'm not sure
> i understand the process involved -- i.e., how do things get signed
> off, etc -- but it looks pretty slick.

Even if it just has "new", "todo", "applied", and "nope" tags, that would be 
good.  (And nope isn't the same as rejected, it could just mean that a later 
patch obsoleted it, or the problem was fixed but not in a way directly based 
on that patch...)

Darn it, I don't _need_ another project right now, but it's been a while since 
I did any cgi programming in python... :)

Rob
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