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@kernellogger these commits can get rebased before -> mainline though right? So a given -next hash might only actually exist in the -next tree.

Typically I have abominated and just searched by author etc. in mainline but I don't advise that
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ljs

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@kernellogger I guess it depends on how -next itself is rebased...

Not to be one of those very annoying people who doesn't answer a question but says 'why don't you X instead?' buuut

Why don't you just check in mainline repo instead? I guess because you'd need to pull that too and not so quick?
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ljs

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@kernellogger yeah I know I know, I'm sorry, I know that's the most irritating thing going, forgive me 🙏

I have a suspicion that it'll be a product of how precisely -next gets generated (it gets rebased often it seems) but people might have smart ideas.

I'll shut up now :)
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ljs

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@kernellogger why don't you just... run to the woods and live as a rabbit?
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