Release and Commit Policies
Jiri Vanek
jvanek at redhat.com
Fri May 13 04:17:57 PDT 2011
>>
>> This in contradiction with previous sentence. When reviewer said It
>> looks ok then possible it can not be stopped by someone else
>> (afterwards? Or overlap someone else "against" hints?) ?
>>
>
> That's possible. This section probably needs to be expanded to:
>
> "The review process should continue until the majority of reviewers
> are happy with the patch. Where there is divided opinion, the input
> of other developers should be sought in order to allow the discussion
> to reach an appropriate conclusion. The review process may involve
> several revisions of the patch being posted, in order to rectify any
> perceived shortcomings. Unless otherwise stated by the reviewer, it
> should be assumed that the new version of the patch should be posted
> and an acknowledgement acquired before the patch is committed."
>
> Does that help?
>
>>
Its getting closer to study of law instead of information technologies :)
But yes. Its better. But maybe still worthy of future discussion.
Thanx for it.
J.
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