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An Ubuntu kernel bug causes container crashes

An Ubuntu kernel bug causes container crashes

Posted Jul 6, 2022 5:53 UTC (Wed) by developer122 (guest, #152928)
In reply to: An Ubuntu kernel bug causes container crashes by DSMan195276
Parent article: An Ubuntu kernel bug causes container crashes

I suppose that you might be able to generate metadata for a piece of software in the form of a directed acyclic graph representing a kind of causality or dependency. Something that touches one branch isn't blocked by something on another branch, but something upstream blocks downstream patches due to changed downstream-visible behavior. With language fine-tuning you could manage what does and does not cause a downstream-visible change of behavior, and what behavior precisely a patch depends on. Dunno whether most software lends itself to a good directed acyclic graph of behavior causality though.


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