Johannes Schindelin said the following on 13.02.2009 01:08:
> There is another reason why I do not want any ReviewingPatches:
> reviewing is already such a tedious process; let's not make it
> harder by forcing a potential reviewer to sift through a document
> (the same could be said about SubmittingPatches; IMHO it just
> repeats what common sense would do anyway when imitating existing
> code).

One thing I've wondered about though when sending patches, is how to 
send the fixups. Lets say I have a patch serie with 8 patches, do I 
send the whole serie each time, or do I just send an update to each 
individual patch? Do I attach it to the previous thread, or start a 
new one?

I couldn't really draw any conclusion by watching the list, since all 
methods are used. However, I'd like to do what's easiest for the 
reviewers and maintainers. Probably a new series each time is easiest 
for Junio to parse and apply, without single updates deep in a thread. 
However, that might also be considered a tad 'spamming' of the list?

Though, ignoring mail threads is fairly trivial with threading MUAs 
;-) (I've used "Mark thread as read" quite a bit lately :-)

Any opinions, preferably from those that review a lot, and apply 
patches directly from the mailing list? Maybe this could qualify as a 
section in Documentation/SubmittingPatches?

-- 
.marius [@trolltech.com]
'if you know what you're doing, it's not research'