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en:developers:documentation:submittingpatches [2020/02/13 16:29]
Kalle Valo Add Co-developed-by
en:developers:documentation:submittingpatches [2020/04/17 08:25]
Kalle Valo Add an entry about patchset limits
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 More info: http://​www.idallen.com/​topposting.html More info: http://​www.idallen.com/​topposting.html
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 +==== Do not send HTML mail ====
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 +linux-wireless mailing list drops all mail using HTML, so don't use it.
  
 ==== Use RFC or RFT for patches not ready ==== ==== Use RFC or RFT for patches not ready ====
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 https://​www.kernel.org/​doc/​html/​latest/​process/​submitting-patches.html#​when-to-use-acked-by-cc-and-co-developed-by https://​www.kernel.org/​doc/​html/​latest/​process/​submitting-patches.html#​when-to-use-acked-by-cc-and-co-developed-by
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 +==== Maximum of 7-12 patches per patchset ​ ====
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 +If you want your patches reviewed smoothly submit maximum of 7-12 patches per patchset. If the patches are bigger don't send more than 7 patches. But if they smaller, or trivial patches, 12 patches is ok. But anything more than 12 patches and you will get reviewers grumpy (read: it takes longer to get your patches reviewed and applied).
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 +But you can submit multiple patchsets, just try to throttle it down to avoid bufferbloat in patchwork, for example you can send a new patchset every other day. And don't forget to document the dependencies in the cover letter ("this patchset depends on patchset B").
  
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