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The changes weren't untested or unreviewed, and they've performed flawlessly on quite a few occasions since then. Sorry, the only person gaslighting here is yo

• b112 1y ago
  Holy cow. You really deserved the kick. Fixes the RC in question aren't for bugfixes in general, but bugfixes for existing patches that in that RC. It doesn't matter if you have bugs in the code still. At all. Having bugs in the code is not relevant. You are 100%, completely, inexcusably wrong if you were providing a bugfix that wasn't fixing something specifically changed in the RC. Untested and unreviewed? Your own testing process and review process does not meet that. "Since then" is entirely irrelevant. Saying "I've proven it works" means you have no concept of stability in a release process. I sincerely hope your code gets the boot from the kernel, because you clearly will never be able to maintain it there. You just don't listen. To anyone. Your personal definitions of the above terms are irrelevant. How you think the kernel should be maintained, is meaningless. Whether you think your code is ready is an insane way to validate that you're "super special and get to have your way". Personally, I'd never hire you from this alone.