> > Easy enough, the patch that fixes it is the last one in the series that I sent in yesterday.
>
> I don't understand. That is the patch series that Fengguang was testing
> afaik. His tests were on
>
> tree: git://git.linux-nfs.org/projects/trondmy/linux-nfs.git devel
> head: 5c13c9e1c15ee2ca9ab2b953224001af53d9be09
>
> which includes your patch series from yesterday, no?
Trond, I typically do commit-by-commit tests and will complain if
*any* point of the tree is not bisect-able. A fix at the HEAD won't
stop the email notification for a defect in the middle point..
On the other hand, I do maintain a list of non-rebaseable
tree/branches, on which the HEAD commit will be tested first, and only
if any problems are found, go back to find out the first bad commit.
If you prefer the latter behavior, I can add your tree or any branch
of it to the non-rebaseable list.
Thanks,
Fengguang
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