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In the past, https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kerne … /queue-4.4 worked to display the stable queue but it no longer exists. Anyone know where one can see accepted patches for the next release?
Last edited by graysky (2016-02-22 21:08:14)
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I followed your link and clicked to see Path not found.
But if i click index : kernel/git/stable/stable-queue.git again and i see a lots of commits. Is that what your looking for??
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I found that, but wasn't able to find the individual patches that were present in the old location.
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Here they are: https://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kerne … f90b54686e
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@Eschw - that appears to be only after a specific commit... the old link was a sort of holding area before a particular rc was prepped.
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Well, it appears that once the patches are in a published release they get moved into a different directory...
Is there an alternative solution you would prefer?
Last edited by eschwartz (2016-02-21 15:16:28)
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Again, the link I posted was like a staging directory for patches to be included. You could check there right after a release and it was empty. As the week progressed it would slowly populate with patches. It was nice to see if a particular patch had been accepted into the next rc before the rc actually got created.
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I guess that means there are none in HEAD right now.
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git doesn't support empty directories, so as long as there are no patches for the next stable version, the queue-directory is missing.
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Like I said, it might be wiser to look at the log instead of the HEAD tree.
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git doesn't support empty directories, so as long as there are no patches for the next stable version, the queue-directory is missing.
Didn't know that, thanks.
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