I think I reviewed all the non-code patches and they looked fine
except for a couple I replied on. Most of the warning fixes seemed
fine to me, too, but I'd be lying if I said I was the master of the C
specification or knowing the xserver SDK.
So, I think you could push all the distcheck-type fixes. Especially
for the unused drivers.
One thing that would be nice is if you could inline the patches. That
would make reviewing faster. Below is my git send-email cheat sheet if
that helps. You can always play around with --dry-run and see if the
right thing is being produced.
~/.gitconfig settings
[sendemail]
bcc = [email protected]
chainreplyto = false
smtpserver = smtp.gmail.com
smtpssl = true
smtpuser = [email protected]
suppresscc = self
#signedoffcc = false
#suppressfrom = true
Single patch: (add --no-thread to skip prompt for Message-ID):
git format-patch -s HEAD^
git send-email --to $list 0001-*.patch
Patch series from branch:
git format-patch -n -s -o $patchdir --cover-letter master
$EDITOR $patchdir/0000-cover-letter.patch
git send-email --to $list $patchdir
--
Dan
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