Re: git: 6ae8d57652fa - main - mac_veriexec: add mac_priv_grant check for NODEV

From: Jessica Clarke <jrtc27_at_freebsd.org>
Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2023 06:30:21 UTC
On 17 Apr 2023, at 06:47, Alexey Dokuchaev <danfe@freebsd.org> wrote:
> 
> Jessica,
> 
> Please don't overquote: you complain about commit log, but included the
> commit diff in you reply.  Why?  This is quote annoying on slow networks
> and could cost people some cash on metered connection.

Seriously? I’m hardly the only one to do that sometimes, and there’s no
rule that I know of against it. I only trim when things get unwieldy,
but I’m not going to trim for a +45/-2 diff. My whole email was 7 KiB
*including* headers, with the commit diff being about half that, and
it’s 2023. This is quite an outrageous complaint to make in my opinion
and I question why you’re going after me rather than anyone else,
especially when it’s about 3-4 KiB. Your complaint is already about 5%
of that, and this response is about 15%, so between them that’s 20% of
the complained-about amount exchanged again. That’s how tiny the amount
of data you’re complaining about is.

> On Mon, Apr 17, 2023 at 12:40:07AM +0100, Jessica Clarke wrote:
>> ...
>> Hi Steve,
>> I see you've made a bunch of commits over the past few days that suffer
>> from not following the proper commit message formatting outlined in the
>> Committer's Guide
> 
> What's exactly wrong with them?  They appear more elaborate and detailed
> than usual, I like this.

* The trailers shouldn’t have blank lines between them
* It’s Reviewed by, not Reviewers
* Subscribers isn’t a thing
* Some had Summary: as the first line of the body

These are all just a case of taking Phabricator’s auto-generated commit
message and pushing that without taking the time to turn it into a
message appropriate for FreeBSD.

Jess