Re: b4 review workflow issue with partially accepted serieses
Konstantin Ryabitsev <[email protected]> Wed, 10 Jun 2026 11:35:11 -0400
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On Wed, Jun 10, 2026 at 04:25:12PM +0100, Mark Brown wrote: > > OK, to help me properly model the workflow, is there ever a situation in which > > you would: > > > - accept patches 1-3 from v1 > > - request changes for patches 4-5 > > - wait for v2 with those changes > > - apply patches 4-5 from v2 > > > In my mind, this was always a "send a follow-up series with just those 2 > > patches" -- should we even support the workflow as described above? > > Yes, that's a thing that happens - usually in that case the early > patches are bugfixes related to the work done to enable some new feature > that is the main thrust of the series. You can ask people to split > things out and model it as two separate serieses but that's a bit of > faff for something that's broadly a tooling issue. Ok, thanks for confirming. So, a partially accepted series falls in these two workflows: - waiting for next revision; a v+1 should wake it up and put the series back into review mode; additional patches may be accepted from follow-up revisions (partial+more) - done and dealt with, thanks sent, series archived; a v+1 should be completely ignored (partial+done) I'll see if I can disambiguate these two workflows. Thanks, -K