Re: [RESEND PATCH] fs/pipe: Introduce a check to skip sleeping processes during pipe read/write

[WangYuli]

Hi,

I've reviewed the Contributor Covenant and the Linux Kernel Contributor 
Covenant Code of Conduct Interpretation, and I couldn't find anything 
suggesting that CCing a large number of people is "unfriendly".

And while I don't believe my actions were malicious, I understand your 
concern.

Going forward, I'll be more considerate of the recipients when sending 
emails and will avoid CCing more than a hundred people at once in 
similar situations.


On 2024/12/26 00:00, Willy Tarreau wrote:

> (...)
>
> Sorry, but by CCing 191 random addresses like this,

I think there may be a misunderstanding.

These all recipients can be found in the git history of fs/pipe.c.

> that's the best way
> to be added to .procmailrc and be completely ignored by everyone. At some
> point one should wonder whether that's a common practice or if such
> behaviors will be considered offensive by the majority. get_maintainer.pl
> only lists the 2 lists and 3 addresses I left in CC (after Kent and Andy
> whom I left since they replied to you).
>
> > This patch, for example, has been submitted multiple times without receiving
> > any response, unfortunately.
> It can happen, but sending to the right people and possibly resending if
> it gets lost is usually sufficient to attract attention. Sending to that
> many people make you look like someone feeling so important they need to
> shout in a loudspeaker to send orders to everyone.
Sincerely hope that's the case.
>   Please refrain from
> doing this in the future.
As above.

Thanks,
--
WangYuli

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