More drm-panel help volunteers?

[Daniel Vetter]

On Fri, Jul 13, 2018 at 10:09 AM, Lucas Stach <l.stach at pengutronix.de> wrote:
> Hi Daniel,
>
> Am Mittwoch, den 11.07.2018, 20:07 +0200 schrieb Daniel Vetter:
>> Hi all,
>>
>> I chatted a bit with Thierry about drm-panel, and state of things
>> still seems to be that when Thierry's on vacations/leave/busy patches
>> don't move. So I looked at people with a few patches who could be
>> volunteered to sometimes help out with review&merging:
>>
>>     31  Thierry Reding
>>     16  Philipp Zabel
>>     11  Lucas Stach
>>      9  Ajay Kumar
>>      9  Alexandre Courbot
>>      8  Philippe CORNU
>>      6  Boris Brezillon
>>      6  Maxime Ripard
>>      6  Stefan Agner
>>      5  Arnd Bergmann
>>      5  Dave Airlie
>>      5  Yakir Yang
>>
>> There's fairly little patch activity going on in drm/panel, main goal
>> would be just to reduce the occasional long waits (recently a
>> contributor pinged 3 times or so every few weeks for feedback).
>>
>> Philipp Z and Lucas, either of you interested in drm-misc commit
>> rights and occasionally scanning for drm-panel patches?
>
> Philipp is on vacation right now, so don't expect an quick answer.
>
> I for one already have commit rights to drm-misc (though I haven't used
> them yet, as the initial setup overhead has kept me from trying), so if
> Thierry needs a hand I could certainly help out a bit.

Oh right, somehow didn't find you in the committer list when I wrote
this mail ... must have been blind :-)

> I don't feel fully qualified to look at the more complex panel stuff,
> but at least making sure that simple panel patches don't get stuck
> should be okay.

Yes I think just taking care of the simpler panel patches (after they
have the DT ack from Rob Herring or some other DT expert) would be
great. And if Philipp wants to help to too when he's back we can fix
him up with commit rights. I'll be away for the next 3 weeks, but
Sean/Maarten/Gustavo should be around ...

Thanks, Daniel
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Daniel Vetter
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