Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > Elijah Newren <newren@xxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> On Thu, Aug 28, 2025 at 4:22 PM Junio C Hamano <gitster@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> >>> This seems to have a few comments that haven't been responded to >>> (plus a "This step looks good to me" or two). Can we get it unstuck >>> soonish? The topic is from mid July and I do not like to hold topics >>> in 'seen' for longer than a month without any activity. >> >> Stolee built this series on top of Ayush's topic to avoid conflicts >> for you, and he said >> (https://lore.kernel.org/git/c3c0fbef-f395-4972-8352-dd89af6799d5@xxxxxxxxx/) >> that since you marked this as blocking on Ayush's topic, he didn't >> want to update until that topic moved. >> >> Do you want to instead kick Ayush's topic out and have Stolee rebase >> to no longer be on top of Ayush's, and have Ayush rebase anything he >> might do on top of Stolee's work? (See also Ayush's recent update at >> https://lore.kernel.org/git/CAE7as+ZpEwiNsDAozoZXqHRLOF3+hT++uo=mzZqEvTPovQN9uw@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx/) > > It really depends on how unstable the base topic would be, but I > know Stolee is better than building his stuff on unusably unstable > crap, and that was the reason why I thought that updating this topic > on top of the same base would allow us to move forward faster, as it > would mean that everything would hopefully be ready _UNLESS_ the > change that needs to be made to the base topic is so extensive that > the topic on top would also need heavy updates _again_ once an > update to the base topic comes. (Sorry, but sent before finishing). Yes, it may be simpler to kick out a stalled topic and give it a fresh restart when it becomes ready. If Derrick wants to go that route, I am totally fine with that. Thanks.