Hi all, I branched yesterday otopi-1.8 to be used for ovirt-4.3, and forgot to patch stdci accordingly. Now pushed the patch [1] (to both master and otopi-1.8 - I realize I do not need it in master, but hopefully this will help me remember patching it in 4.4). What can/should I do to include the otopi-1.8.1 build [2] in the 4.3 change queue? And, related to this, some ideas about how to make stdci more useful for mere developers: 1. Make the change-queue post comments in gerrit patches once it has a result (patch passed change queue X, failed, something else?). I (as always) prefer a bit more information (e.g. a few more comments that might not be that interesting) than not enough (current). We can always refine later. IIRC this was already discussed in the past - any update? 2. Make the current comment "This change was successfully submitted to the change queue(s) for system testing." more informative - include names of change queues and links to relevant pages (builds? not sure, I do not know enough CI). 3. As a side note, I realize that the option names were made case-insensitive and ignore whitespace/dashes/underscores in order to not impose a certain style on the many different projects/maintainers and let them use what they find best for their project. I personally think this was a mistake. If you have to make a choice when naming something, and have a feeling that your opinion might cause noise/objections/etc. in the future, make a quick poll asking what people prefer, and then pick a single name. Having several (many) different names for things makes it much harder later on to _find_ them. It might be too late now to change, because people might already picked different names in practice and we do not want to break their stuff, and that's a pity. But next time, be opinionated, or ask beforehand - not keep the choice. Most computer languages and libraries have single unique names for things, for a reason. [1] https://gerrit.ovirt.org/#/q/I794426ec9212e0a023c3e5f158d0a88fc8e6842c [2] https://gerrit.ovirt.org/98408 -- Didi