Hi all, I know the official guidelines explicitly state that when submitting patches to the kernel the contributions must be signed with a real name and e-mail address, the reasons for this seem to be clear to me. The guidelines are less explicit when it comes to the tested-by field. Is it out of question to test a contribution and report the result using a pseudonym, even if it comes with a valid e-mail address? Thanks
On Fri, Dec 03, 2021 at 08:06:46PM +0100, Tarif H wrote:
Hi all,
I know the official guidelines explicitly state that when submitting patches to the kernel the contributions must be signed with a real name and e-mail address, the reasons for this seem to be clear to me. The guidelines are less explicit when it comes to the tested-by field. Is it out of question to test a contribution and report the result using a pseudonym, even if it comes with a valid e-mail address?
No, please use real names for tested-by whenever possible as well.
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