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jengelh created request
- Add vhba-signal.diff so it builds with Linux 4.11
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Please, add to Staging to kernel-source, or accepted together with kernel source.
? kernel 4.11.0 is already checked in anyway and this package fails to build in oS:F - it will be checked in with the next round though (this might co-incide with the checkin of 4.11.1)
Thank you for your answer. I mean about Staging:F with kernel-source 4.11.1 (all green and ready to acception).
I have long been interested in the question, by what principle does the acceptance of packages, or rather stacks with packages, from Staging to Factory work? For example, now in Staging, except for stacks B and C, all the stacks with uppercase Latin letters are green and ready for acceptance to Factory. How to find out which stacks of packages, or how they are correctly called? Will be accepted from Staging to Factory on the next cycle? And what are the restrictions on accepting packages within a single cycle, for example, why can not you accepting all the stacks of packages in which all the packages are green (success status) in 1 cycle?