Comment by izacus 15 hours ago Can you link to patches or commits they upstteamed? I'm not aware Google ever accepted any. 4 comments izacus Reply PhilippGille 15 hours ago https://grapheneos.org/faq#upstreamhttps://android-review.googlesource.com/q/status:merged+auth... HJain13 7 hours ago Nothing in last 5 years; and if we ignore the last one, Nothing in almost 9-10 years. I am not sure how much weight it holds. Now if that's on Google on not accepting stuff that's different matter ysnp 2 hours ago What about issue tracker discussions, mailing list discussions, security vulnerability reports etc.? izacus 5 hours ago Most of it is one liner config changes too, not much of actual code.
PhilippGille 15 hours ago https://grapheneos.org/faq#upstreamhttps://android-review.googlesource.com/q/status:merged+auth... HJain13 7 hours ago Nothing in last 5 years; and if we ignore the last one, Nothing in almost 9-10 years. I am not sure how much weight it holds. Now if that's on Google on not accepting stuff that's different matter ysnp 2 hours ago What about issue tracker discussions, mailing list discussions, security vulnerability reports etc.? izacus 5 hours ago Most of it is one liner config changes too, not much of actual code.
HJain13 7 hours ago Nothing in last 5 years; and if we ignore the last one, Nothing in almost 9-10 years. I am not sure how much weight it holds. Now if that's on Google on not accepting stuff that's different matter ysnp 2 hours ago What about issue tracker discussions, mailing list discussions, security vulnerability reports etc.? izacus 5 hours ago Most of it is one liner config changes too, not much of actual code.
ysnp 2 hours ago What about issue tracker discussions, mailing list discussions, security vulnerability reports etc.?
https://grapheneos.org/faq#upstream
https://android-review.googlesource.com/q/status:merged+auth...
Nothing in last 5 years; and if we ignore the last one, Nothing in almost 9-10 years. I am not sure how much weight it holds. Now if that's on Google on not accepting stuff that's different matter
What about issue tracker discussions, mailing list discussions, security vulnerability reports etc.?
Most of it is one liner config changes too, not much of actual code.