[Development] requesting an own 4.8-blackberry10 branch on gitorious

Peter Hartmann phartmann at rim.com
Tue Dec 18 16:06:31 CET 2012


On 12/18/2012 12:05 PM, Sean Harmer wrote:
> (...)
>> In case we decide to proceed with creation of a vendor branch, is it
>> planned to be a temporary solution or something permanent?

some months ago, I was confident that this would be something temporary; 
unfortunately, practice has shown that so far we always had a few 
commits (1-10) that we needed to "short-circuit" into our branch because 
some internal team needed a commit urgently (maybe people that have 
worked on the N9 remember that situation). So I don't expect that branch 
to go away anytime soon, to be honest.

>
> I suppose that entirely depends upon what gets committed there. The general
> idea is to keep this branch as the minimum set of patches needed for this
> platform that cannot be merged into the Qt mainline. Peter already mentioned
> one such patch.

Yes, this is another reason why the branch will most likely not become 
redundant...

Peter

>
> The case of expediting patches in this branch is to allow this to happen in
> the open in the spirit of the Qt project. Wherever possible the idea is to
> upstream the patches into the Qt mainline so that the vendor branch remains as
> close as possible to the official Qt Project version.
>
> Vladimir and Peter may have more to add of course.
>
> All the best,
>
> Sean
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