On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 13:38:04 -0500 Erez Zadok <[email protected]> wrote:
> Andrew, the following small patch is critical to have after:
>
> iget-stop-unionfs-from-using-iget-and-read_inode.patch
Thanks
> Question: since the above patch isn't in my unionfs.git tree (not until the
> whole iget series makes it to Linus), then do you prefer if I give you a
> replacement patch to the above patch, or a small incremental one; either
> way, you can choose to fold the above and below patches into one.
Incrementals are usually preferred. But it's usually more convenient for the
originator to generate a new patch, and I will almost always turn that into
an incremental so that I can review what was changed. The downside to this
is that nobody else will be able to see what was changed.
So there are pros and cons and I'm not particularly fussed either way,
really. But if a patch is large and has already had some testing and
review and has been in -mm for a while then that's when wholesale
replacement becomes problematic: it pretty much sets us back to square one.
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