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Vetter: Maintainers don't scale
Daniel Vetter has posted the text of
his linux.conf.au talk on kernel maintenance. "At least for me,
review isn’t just about ensuring good code quality, but also about
diffusing knowledge and improving understanding. At first there’s maybe one
person, the author (and that’s not a given), understanding the code. After
good review there should be at least two people who fully understand it,
including corner cases. And that’s also why I think that group
maintainership is the only way to run any project with more than one
regular contributor."
Daniel Vetter has posted the text of
his linux.conf.au talk on kernel maintenance. "At least for me,
review isn’t just about ensuring good code quality, but also about
diffusing knowledge and improving understanding. At first there’s maybe one
person, the author (and that’s not a given), understanding the code. After
good review there should be at least two people who fully understand it,
including corner cases. And that’s also why I think that group
maintainership is the only way to run any project with more than one
regular contributor."
