Hi all, I used claude code to generate (unsubmitted) patches, before I realized libvirt had a policy rejecting AI generated submissions.
The patches add domaincapabilities sound model output. If you've looked at code in this area, you know it's largely boilerplate. I'd describe the changes as: + Add the generic domain_capabilities plumbing + Add more QEMU_CAPS flags for all sound devices, copying device names already identified in qemu_command.c + Map qemu caps to domcaps in qemu_capabilities.c + Use domcaps for validation in qemu_validate.c + regenerate testsuite output (and those are basically shorthand for the instructions I gave to the LLM). There does not appear to be a single novel line in the whole series. But OK, for legal safety sake libvirt will not accept these patches. That's fair. But in a copyright sense am I tainted by looking at the generated code? If I wanted to write the patches by hand they likely will end up looking identical, down to the character. Creates a weird scenario IMO. What to do? The patches are here, gaze not upon them lest ye too be corrupted: https://gitlab.com/crobinso/libvirt/-/tree/domcaps-sound Thanks, Cole
