I do this for Arora when I get a commit that just needs a minor tweak. It is easier to just merge in their patch and then make a new commit fixing it up then t

I do this for Arora when I get a commit that just needs a minor tweak. It is easier to just merge in their patch and then make a new commit fixing it up then to tell them to fix one thing, wait for them to actually do it, fetch, and then merge. But for the patches where there are more fundamental design changes it comes down to time. I could email them back with a list of things to fix or spend the next few hours fixing it myself. If I am interested in getting the patch in then I might.