[pve-devel] [PATCH 0/5] fix #3593: Added vm core pinning

[Matthias Heiserer]

On 08.06.2022 15:21, Daniel Bowder wrote:
>> Thank you for your patches!
> You are welcome.
> 
>> Regarding the formatting: Please make sure to follow our Perl and
>> Javascript style guides [0][1] and the Developer Documentation [2]. All
>> your patches use a nonconformant indentation :/
> I do apologize for that. I read [0] and [2] in their entirety multiple
> times. I was very careful to make sure I didn't have any lines that were >
> 100 chars and I tried to follow the formatting guidelines. I'll need to fix
> my editor to match the indentation specifications.
No worries, the formatting is a bit unusual.

> 
>> Also, the repository (e.g. qemu-server) should be part of the prefix,
>> next to "PATCH", this makes it easier to parse where they belong.
> The instructions on [2] under #Preparing_Patches are a little ambiguous
> when it comes to changes to multiple repos that are all related.
> Specifically when making changes to multiple repos for one related task.
> 
> # cd pve-manager; git format-patch -s -o /tmp/patchq -1
> # cd ../pve-guest-common; git format-patch -s -o /tmp/patchq -1
> # cd ../pve-docs; git format-patch -s -o /tmp/patchq -1
> # git send-email --compose --to=pve-devel at lists.proxmox.com /tmp/patchq/*
> 
> I didn't follow these completely blindly, but, I also wasn't 100% certain
> what to change for a multi-repo review vs  a single repo review. I'll make
> sure to include [ PATCH xxxx a/b ] for each xxxx repo patch in the future.
> 
>> In case you haven't done so yet, we require a CLA (explained in [2])
>> from you in order to use your code.
> I sent in the CLA just before submitting the patches.

Great!>
> I'm somewhat of a noob when it comes to mailing lists as opposed to working
> off of branches in a repo. Do I resubmit my patches in the same way that I
> did previously after I've resolved the indentation issues?
> 
Yes, exactly! Make sure to also add a version in the commit message(e.g: 
"[pve-devel] [PATCH v2 pve-manager 4/5] fix #3593"), and describe which 
changes were made since the last version. You can take a look at other 
mails so see how it is done: 
https://lists.proxmox.com/pipermail/pve-devel/, and in the Developer 
Documentation in the section "Preparing Patches".

I suggest you wait a bit before sending in a v2, I'll first test your patch.


> On Wed, Jun 8, 2022 at 6:00 AM Matthias Heiserer <m.heiserer at proxmox.com>
> wrote:
> 
>> On 08.06.2022 13:54, Daniel Bowder wrote:
>>> These five patches add the ability to pin a QEMU VMs processes to a
>> defined set of CPU cores. The changes required spanned multiple repos and
>> have all been included in these five patches. The patches add "cpuset" as
>> an option in the qm configuration file and enable the editing of this
>> parameter via the gui.
>>>
>>
>> Thank you for your patches!
>>
>> Regarding the formatting: Please make sure to follow our Perl and
>> Javascript style guides [0][1] and the Developer Documentation [2]. All
>> your patches use a nonconformant indentation :/
>> Also, the repository (e.g. qemu-server) should be part of the prefix,
>> next to "PATCH", this makes it easier to parse where they belong.
>>
>> In case you haven't done so yet, we require a CLA (explained in [2])
>> from you in order to use your code.
>>
>>
>> [0] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Perl_Style_Guide
>> [1] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Javascript_Style_Guide
>> [2] https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/Developer_Documentation
>>
>>
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