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Jakub Kicinski <kuba@kernel.org> writes:

>> > He doesn't
>> > mind doing that for an occasional regression fix. And then he can decide
>> > himself if the change is worth the risk -- and obviously can take into
>> > account if he'll release and rc8 or not.  
>> 
>> I'm OK with doing it that way; I'll do so later tonight unless Kalle or
>> Jakub complains before then...
>
> Ah, just after our last(?) 6.3 PR was submitted :(
> No objections to you posting this directly to Linus...

Heh, yeah :( In retrospect, just asking you to take it directly into
-net might have been the expedient thing to do here.

> That said it is a 6.2 regression AFAICT so it's not exactly in the
> "must be fixed in 6.3" category. Assuming Kalle doesn't want a PR -
> should we take it into net and have it reach Linus either next Tue
> (assuming no -rc8) or Thu (if -rc8)?

How about I ping Linus and if he doesn't want to take it directly, you
can pull it into -net?

-Toke