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Filesystems, testing, and stable trees

Filesystems, testing, and stable trees

Posted Jun 2, 2022 17:56 UTC (Thu) by amir73il (subscriber, #66165)
Parent article: Filesystems, testing, and stable trees

I was contacted by LTP developer who asked me about
"LTP also has a simple script that can be run on a kernel branch to determine if it has the commits that appear in the annotations, or has backports of those commits that refer to the original commits."

I was misunderstood on that point. What I said is that it would be simple to write such a script to auto create an expunge list for fstests for any kernel branch. This may be better explained in my post to fstests: https://lore.kernel.org/fstests/20220419125637.2502181-1-...

Thank you Jake for another great write up!


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