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I have no strong opinion on what the policy should be, but I think there's no excuse for allowing the stated policy to get so far out of sync with the actual po
by mjw1007 4y ago
I have no strong opinion on what the policy should be, but I think there's no excuse for allowing the stated policy to get so far out of sync with the actual policy.
That is, I think the stable-release maintainers should update Documentation/process/stable-kernel-rules.rst so that it tells the truth.
(I think this is about normal stable kernels, not 'longterm' ones. I don't think 6.0 was expected to become the next LTS release.)
- ploxiln 4y agoYeah, good point, in any case I would expect the "most recent stable" branch to get _all_ the "potential fixes" (that otherwise would only be available in RC releases).