03:28 <KGB-2> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_tegra.html has been updated. (0% images and 98.1% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)

07:45 <mcarroll76> Hi folks.

07:46 <mcarroll76> Just wondering... at this stage in the cycle, what are the chances of getting a small change merged and cherry-picked back to the 21.02 branch before final release?

07:47 <Namidairo> small is relative

07:48 <mcarroll76> It's a single line kernel config change and without it the x86/64 image fails to boot on a lot of VMWare setups, so you could regard it as a bug fix rather than a feature add.

07:49 <mcarroll76> Already raised the pull request, just thought I'd poke my head in here to see what people thought (and maybe get it reviewed quicker).

07:49 <Borromini> if it's in master it shouldn't be too much of an issue if it's not invasive

07:49 <mcarroll76> https://github.com/openwrt/openwrt/pull/4216

07:50 <mcarroll76> Not in master yet.

07:51 <mcarroll76> That actually is a question I had - Should I raise a seperate PR for the 21.02 branch? I figured get it in master first.

07:51 <rmilecki> mcarroll76: get it into master first

07:52 <rmilecki> mcarroll76: if that is small, you can just try pinging us here like you just did (after getting it pushed to the master)

07:53 <mcarroll76> That's kinda what I was hoping by coming here.

08:06 <mcarroll76> Actually, another point, should I raise it on the bug tracker? As I knew the solution myself I went straight to raising a pull request, but would raising a bug for "fails to mount rootfs under VMWare" be a good idea, or just generating unnecessary work for you folks?

09:05 <blocktrron> mangix: there is arc hardware around, quantenna uses it in their SoCs

09:09 <blocktrron> mcarroll76: looks good, can you make sure SoB matches commit author?

09:10 <owrt-snap-builds> Build [#125](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/#builders/64/builds/125) of `realtek/generic` completed successfully.

09:19 <mcarroll76> blocktrron: The reason they don't match is that I'm fairly new to this and screwed up by trying to do it with the github web interface first. Then when I was being asked to squash commits etc, I realised I'd have to use git properly. I think I'll have to recreate the commit from scratch, but not really a problem for two lines, so I'll do that now.

09:21 <mcarroll76> Oh, looks like I can do it with 'git commit amend' easily enough.

09:23 <mcarroll76> blocktrron: done.

09:55 <russell--> --amend

12:36 <KGB-2> https://tests.reproducible-builds.org/openwrt/openwrt_mediatek.html has been updated. (68.4% images and 98.0% packages reproducible in our current test framework.)

15:28 <hauke> /buffer 28

15:43 <hauke> blocktrron: aparcar[m]: It would be nice to have an automated check on github which checks if a SoB line is there and if it matches the author

15:43 <hauke> about 5% of the pull requests have a problem there

16:20 <blocktrron> hauke: i support that.

16:21 <blocktrron> There was a tendency against GHA, due to the switch to GitLab & lock-in

16:21 <blocktrron> however, for a simple script i see no issues.

16:27 <hauke> I think the package feed already has this

16:27 <hauke> I have never done this, probably do not have the time to add it

16:28 <jow> hauke: I think for sob checks there's a standard action you can simply enable in the repo settings

16:28 <jow> no need for a fancy script

16:57 <Grommish> Ah, nothing like a make distclean in the morning to start things off right..

17:23 <aparcar[m]> jow: hauke blocktrron i can add the script later today

17:25 <hauke> aparcar[m]: thanks

18:20 <aparcar[m]> hauke: while at it we could migrate the bug tracker over there *duck*

19:32 <aparcar[m]> hauke: added

19:53 <hauke> aparcar[m]: thanks

22:33 <owrt-snap-builds> Build [#152](https://buildbot.openwrt.org/master/images/#builders/1/builds/152) of `ath79/generic` failed.

23:17 <mcarroll76> hauke: Thanks for merging my PR.I was wondering if maybe we could get this cherry-picked back to 21.02 before release, as it fixes a boot failure on some hardware.