triagebot.toml: Fix src/new/linux_uapi path#4635
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For reference, we'd eventually like to have things in |
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@tgross35 is there a design document for the new structure? At a cursory glance I didn't find one |
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Definitely not :) We just loosely agreed that we would like a better structure, needs some experimentation to figure out exactly what that is. But basically I've been thinking the top-level modules would map to various repos/sources (glibc, musl, uapi, etc), then modules would be used to match their directory structure. It would be nice to reuse some code too, how to do that is the trickiest part (maybe top-level modules like No idea what's up with CI here, there was a recent release so it may just be having cache problems. |
Commit 3356f12 ("Begin source reorganization with `linux/can.h`") introduced a new directory structure for reorganizing the source code. It is called `src/new/` everywhere but in triagebot.toml, likely because `src/reorg/` is an older name used during development.
Commit 3356f12 ("Begin source reorganization with `linux/can.h`") introduced a new directory structure for reorganizing the source code. It is called `src/new/` everywhere but in triagebot.toml, likely because `src/reorg/` is an older name used during development. (backport <rust-lang#4635>) (cherry picked from commit 627a530)
Commit 3356f12 ("Begin source reorganization with `linux/can.h`") introduced a new directory structure for reorganizing the source code. It is called `src/new/` everywhere but in triagebot.toml, likely because `src/reorg/` is an older name used during development. (backport <rust-lang#4635>) (cherry picked from commit 627a530)
Commit 3356f12 ("Begin source reorganization with `linux/can.h`") introduced a new directory structure for reorganizing the source code. It is called `src/new/` everywhere but in triagebot.toml, likely because `src/reorg/` is an older name used during development. (backport <rust-lang#4635>) (cherry picked from commit 627a530)
Commit 3356f12 ("Begin source reorganization with `linux/can.h`") introduced a new directory structure for reorganizing the source code. It is called `src/new/` everywhere but in triagebot.toml, likely because `src/reorg/` is an older name used during development. (backport <#4635>) (cherry picked from commit 627a530)
Commit 3356f12 ("Begin source reorganization with `linux/can.h`") introduced a new directory structure for reorganizing the source code. It is called `src/new/` everywhere but in triagebot.toml, likely because `src/reorg/` is an older name used during development. (backport <#4635>) (cherry picked from commit 627a530)
Commit 3356f12 ("Begin source reorganization with
linux/can.h") introduced a new directory structure for reorganizing the source code. It is calledsrc/new/everywhere but in triagebot.toml, likely becausesrc/reorg/is an older name used during development.cc @tgross35