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On Sat, Sep 28, 2013 at 5:07 PM, Mike Frysinger <vapier@g.o> wrote: |
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> considering the number of changes requested when you've posted patches and |
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> disagreements over what is correct, i'm not sure granting blanket access for |
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> committing things makes sense at this time |
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Mike, |
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He's a good kid, he just needs to learn. How about letting him commit |
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p.masked? This way not only toolchain members could test but also |
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adventurous users or devs. This would partly address the apparent |
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shortage of manpower to review his commits. If the herd needs help but |
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nobody who volunteers is ever accepted and then trained, it's easy to |
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understand the situation will never improve. Herd members have to |
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invest a bit of their time for a payback down the road. |
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Denis. |
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