Pulling GitHub into the kernel process
Pulling GitHub into the kernel process
Posted Jul 1, 2021 22:07 UTC (Thu) by mblinov (guest, #135953)Parent article: Pulling GitHub into the kernel process
So I can do "git format-patch", send it to localhost:14121 (or wherever I launch the Docker instance), and then the Docker instance, upon receipt of the patch, will:
- Check the formatting,
- Check the "CC" list,
- Forward to lkml, etc.
And if anything isn't quite right, it just sends it right back to you and documents why and what needs changing, e.g. "Hey, your patch touched subsystem X but you didn't add X@so-and-so.org in the CC", and if you know what you're doing, I suppose you could have some mechanism for passing "flags" to the server to override warnings...
And then if you're really paranoid, it could contain a mirror of the linux mailing list, and you could choose to "emulate" sending your patch, which would really just send it to this internal mirrored mailing list. That way you can convince yourself that it really does get sent the way you want and expect it to.
Come to think of it, you could put a mini-webserver in it with all the clicky buttons anyone could want.
Too crazy?
Posted Jul 3, 2021 2:37 UTC (Sat)
by mathstuf (subscriber, #69389)
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Pulling GitHub into the kernel process