I've seen lots of blogs, keynotes, and docs on the process for submitting patches, but I can't really find a write up on how the review process works. Is there a best practice for finding patches pending review other than watching the all mailing lists? I saw the patchwork.kernel.org server can track patches with 'action pending' but I'm not sure if that means it needs review or a maintainer to accept it. -- Andrew D Adamson <andrewdadamson@gmail.com>
On Sat, Sep 04, 2021 at 07:45:19PM -0500, Andrew D Adamson wrote:
I've seen lots of blogs, keynotes, and docs on the process for submitting patches, but I can't really find a write up on how the review process works. Is there a best practice for finding patches pending review other than watching the all mailing lists? I saw the patchwork.kernel.org server can track patches with 'action pending' but I'm not sure if that means it needs review or a maintainer to accept it.
Watch the mailing list for most subsystems. For others, they use patchwork, but it all depends on the subsystem. Ask on the subsystem-specific list if you want to know what they use. hope this helps, greg k-h
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