Hi folks, I just released Mesa 10.0.2 (a bit late) and followed it by immediately working through my queue of commits nominated for the stable branch, which I've just pushed out.
Since the code for 10.0.2 was done and pushed a week ago, my current plan is to release 10.0.2 just one week from now, (to get back to a schedule of a stable release every two weeks). The state of the queue looks pretty good right now. There are still a handful of patches from early December that have not landed on master yet. I imagine he's waiting for review on those. Then, there are two recent, larger series from Aaron and Chad. For each of these series, there has been some discussion and both authors are planning to come back with a version 2 of their series in response to review. I do want to say that I really enjoy how smooth that stable-release management has been. That's thanks to all of the developers doing such high-quality work. I've not yet encountered a nominated patch that I needed to reject due to a regression or a patch which failed to meet the release-branch criteria. So thanks to all for your attention to detail. I really appreciate it. -Carl -- carl.d.wo...@intel.com
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