And you load a patch into it by emailing to the bot, not via the web
interface. The web interface is just for a) reporting b) maintainance, i.e.,
closing out a patch that got applied in some altered form, or applied with no
notification to the bot, or obsoleted.
> A patch
> is added to the system, it gets a version tag, and you just pull it, and
> mark it closed if applied to Linus' tree. If Linus releases a new tree,
> the patch is marked stale until the maintainer uploads an updated patch
> or just reopens it to mark "still applies unchanged to new version". (No
> CVS involved, BTW.)
Yes, very much yes. This way it just looks like regular email to Linus -
except for some hopefully useful bookkeeping gack prepended to the top of the
mail by the bot - and doesn't change the way he works at all.
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