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If you commit a git changelog to your repository, gitdm will be confused by
all the added patch tags. So make the patterns stricter to force them only
to match within the git log metadata - or so we hope. There is still room
for confusion here; we really need to make grabpatch() smart enough to
split metadata and the diff. Don't have time for that now.
This patch changes results slightly. In the 2.6.36 cycle, there's a tag
reading:
Original-Idea-and-Signed-off-by: Nicolas Pitre <nicolas.pitre@linaro.org>
Pre-patch gitdm would recognize that as a signoff; after the change it no
longer does.
Reported-by: Wolfgang Denk <wd@denx.de>
Signed-off-by: Jonathan Corbet <corbet@lwn.net>
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Addresses of the form "user at host.wherever" can be trivially repaired, so
let's do so.
A couple of other minor tweaks are included here as well; nothing which
changes behavior.
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This is a tool to make a graphviz input file describing the patch flow into
the mainline.
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Some people quote their names in various tags:
Something-done-by: "J Random Hacker" <...>
We kept the quotes with the name, confusing things down the road. So
change the patterns to exclude those quotes when they exist.
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Add tracking of tested-by, reported-by, and reviewed-by. For the first
two, we also track who is *giving* those credits.
While I was in the neighborhood I also:
- Started turning the "patch" class into something more than a bare
container; this work has just begin.
- Moved the report-writing code into its own file (reports.py)
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...I need them for an associated tool I'm working on.
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