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qemu: use shared libslirp instead of vendored #101608
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Can you add the reasoning you hinted at in the PR description also to the commit that adds the feature to QEMU? It would be nice to be able to judge why this was done just from the commit logs without yet another indirection.
The reason would likely be
Not sure why you left that out. |
I think |
But it doesn't contain the why we did it. Stating what has been done can ofte be extracted from the changes but not the reason for that change. Let me propose the following:
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I'm a bit disappointed to see you close the PR and delete the branch over what looks like a really good commit message suggestion... |
And I'm disappointed that a commit message that does explain the change is being bikeshedded. Heaps of stuff gets merged with commit messages vastly worse than this. If what I had isn't good enough I've got other things to do rather than argue. |
Okay, thanks. |
Just as reference: I am not trying to pick on you but I am trying to make sure everything I handle follows a good style. We even have that documented in the CONTRIBUTING.md |
WFM macos 10.14, LGT ... oh. |
I was being serious when I said "I've got other things to do rather than argue" but I see that this is now being discussed on discourse so I will respond. I'm not going to open an account on discourse.
If you want people to follow a style, find a way for it to be enforced consistently tree-wide. Otherwise it isn't anything except unsustainable pedantry.
As we don't even enforce
s/contributor/committer/ |
Yet again I did not mean to offend you.
You made me think about my approach. Maybe I am expecting too much? That is
why I wanted to state my view on it and invite everyone to state theirs.
Discourse is, even thought I would prefer a proper ML, the discussion
platform that is currently established in our community. Thus that seemed
the the reasonable place to bring this up.
Also I am thinking about contributors as super class of everyone that
contributes to the project , including committers. This includes you and
everyone that once had or still has commit access to the repo.
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My bad, libslirp is affected, not QEMU itself. But I still believe this is a good idea. |
I'll reopen if the request to change the commit message is withdrawn. |
I'll not withdraw that request. It should clearly state the motivation for this change. |
I'm losing the will to live here. |
Motivation for this change
So we don't need to patch the vendored
libslirp
.#76065
#79050
Things done
sandbox
innix.conf
on non-NixOS linux)nix-shell -p nixpkgs-review --run "nixpkgs-review wip"
./result/bin/
)nix path-info -S
before and after)cc @risicle