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There's no need for kernel development process to change. New features go in during RCs all the time, it's always just a risk vs. reward calculation, and I'm mo
by koverstreet 1y ago
There's no need for kernel development process to change. New features go in during RCs all the time, it's always just a risk vs. reward calculation, and I'm more conservative with what I send outside the merge window that a lot of subsystems.
This blowup was entirely unnecessary.