Hi, On 7/8/26 11:22 AM, Yuan Tan wrote: > The rough idea > ============== > > VEGA would have a public dashboard, similar to syzbot, and would > send selected bug reports to the relevant kernel mailing lists. > > The goal is to send reports that contain enough information for maintainers > or other developers to pick up, understand, reproduce and fix the issue. > > For each public report, we expect to include: > > - a description of the bug > - the tested kernel tree and commit > - the kernel config and environment > - the crash log > - a minimized user-space reproducer > - the suspected introducing commit > - a suggested fix patch > > The suggested fix patch is meant to reduce maintainer burden. It still need > human review, but hopefully it can save a lot time from building a patch > from scratch.
Thanks for sharing. This sounds very interesting to me, modulo final impact on the ML - overall load is severely increased since the LLM era, while the maintainers pool not so much. A few notes on top of my head: - the amount/rate of reports is critical. The higher the rate, the better need to be the reproducer and the suggested patch. - the crash log should include the decoded stack trace. - IIRC syzbot reports sharing is [always] human moderated/limited/controlled. I think that is the correct default and I hope it should be possible for you, too. - it's not entirely clear to me who exactly is 'you' and would appreciate more info about that. - it would be great to discuss this topic in person, i.e. in the upcoming NetDev. Thanks, Paolo
