On 5 December 2012 09:55, John Stultz <john.stu...@linaro.org> wrote:
> So while I can try to update the linaro-android tree more frequently,
> maintaining that tree is more of a background task. So when my other
> commitments consume my attention, sometimes that update frequency is slower.
> Also, given we're already 3 releases beyond the AOSP tree, keeping the two
> branches in perfect sync is unlikely to happen (due to the higher chance of
> collisions).   So if folks notice there is some critical functionality that
> is updated in the AOSP tree, when they let me know, I can be sure to merge
> it in (like was done with this case - albeit slower then I'd like).

That might be enough, i suppose.

> However, if you're maintaining your own tree anyway, why not have Andrey
> pull your tree in addition to the current linaro-android-3.x-*rebase branch?
>
> Since they are both contain a common subset, the merge will likely be quite
> easy. That way Andrey's tree will have a better chance of having the latest
> changes.
>
> Does that seem ok?

That was the initial idea, but there were concerns from Tixy and Andrey on that.
@Andrey: Do you want to comment again?

> One other option, if someone has the cycles and interest, is that I would be
> fine with handing over the linaro-android tree maintenance responsibilities.
> If you or anyone else is interested, please send me email and we can work it
> out.

Not me atleast  :)
I am already maintaining few trees and they are killing my time like anything :)
--
viresh

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