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On 31/05/24 7:04 pm, Andrew Lunn wrote:
>> When I had posted this series (v8) the ICSSG switch series was not
>> merged yet and I had rebased this series on net-next/main. When you
>> tested it, the ICSSG Series was merged and as it resulted in conflict.
>>
>> I will rebase it on the latest net-next and make sure that their is no
>> conflict and post next revision.
> 
> This is what i asked about, what are the build dependencies. Please
> always state them in the cover note.
> 
> In general, we recommend what when you have two or more patch series
> for a driver floating around, mark all but one RFC, so you get
> comments on them, but it is clear there is no need to try to apply
> them because of dependency conflicts.
> 

I undertsand that Andrew. I will take care of that from now.

>        Andrew

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Thanks and Regards,
Danish