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  1. Lustre
  2. LU-5879

Tell interested people when a section of code they are interested in has a proposed change

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      Individuals often have particular interests in specific areas of code (a file or directory).

      When a patch arrives in Gerrit that will change this are of code, the individual should receive an email to inform them.

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            [LU-5879] Tell interested people when a section of code they are interested in has a proposed change
            adilger Andreas Dilger added a comment -

            Patch https://review.whamcloud.com/33104 ("LU-11329 utils: add get_maintainer.pl script") added the ability to find maintainers. It is out of LU scope to notify them.

            adilger Andreas Dilger added a comment - Patch https://review.whamcloud.com/33104 (" LU-11329 utils: add get_maintainer.pl script ") added the ability to find maintainers. It is out of LU scope to notify them.

            The upstream kernel has a get_maintainer.pl script that looks in the MAINTAINERS file and automatically extracts the email addresses of the maintainers based on the "F:" label(s) for each subsystem. It wouldn't be terrible if we used the same mechanism.

            adilger Andreas Dilger added a comment - The upstream kernel has a get_maintainer.pl script that looks in the MAINTAINERS file and automatically extracts the email addresses of the maintainers based on the "F:" label(s) for each subsystem. It wouldn't be terrible if we used the same mechanism.

            One suggestion for specifying 'areas of specific interest'.

            Matching regular expressions with inclusions - and exclusions. e.g.:

            andreas.dilger@intel.com: libcfs/* !lnet/* lustre/* !lustre/llite/vvp* !lustre/llite/lcommon* !lustre/lov/lovsub*
            
            rhenwood Richard Henwood (Inactive) added a comment - One suggestion for specifying 'areas of specific interest'. Matching regular expressions with inclusions - and exclusions. e.g.: andreas.dilger@intel.com: libcfs/* !lnet/* lustre/* !lustre/llite/vvp* !lustre/llite/lcommon* !lustre/lov/lovsub*

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