[Stackless] Stackless 2.8 layout (or stackless python 404)
Christian Tismer
tismer at stackless.com
Sat Nov 30 03:04:09 CET 2013
On 30.11.13 00:43, Richard Tew wrote:
> I agree. Restricting changes to the Stackless patch, and backports
> that are as original as possible, helps make additional future
> backporting easier.
>
> I think we should just keep it simple. Perhaps the following
> guidelines incorporating your ideas will do?
>
> 1. Someone suggests a backport on the list (with mainline issue number).
> 2. If the backport is approved, a Stackless issue can be created. At
> this point, this just means there's an issue tagging this feature as
> approved for future merging given a good merge candidate.
> 3. Either the person who suggested the backport, or someone with the
> time and interest, can pick up an approved backport issue to work on.
> Once done, they can submit a push request. If the patch gets reviewed
> successfully or a list okay or whatever, then it gets merged.
>
> When it comes to bringing in indirectly related changes in the same
> files, common sense should be used. Any approach other than this,
> gets a "please follow the process" request. Ill request threads on
> the mailing list, should be addressed clearly, then ignored if they
> continue.
>
> Cheers,
> Richard.
>
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I am happy with your answer.
Hopefully, this will serve us in the same way.
For sure, it will not, but I have said what I thought I should mention.
- chris
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