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An Upstream Friendly Source Control Model and Tooling for Linux Kernel Development

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Explore a mentorship session focused on maintaining a kernel with numerous patches atop upstream Linux while actively encouraging upstream contributions. Learn about an effective source control model and automation techniques that help manage this complex process, ultimately reducing internal-only patches. Gain insights into strategies for balancing customization with upstream alignment in large-scale open-source projects.

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Mentorship Session: An Upstream Friendly Source Control Model and Tooling

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