Project Summary
I started this project in order to be able to manage patch emails. I did not want to have to manage them manually but rather wanted it to be as much automated as it could be. Thus started this project.
What it is intended to do is - POP emails, check for PATCH mails, make a chain out of the patches (currently depending on REFERENCES header added by git's send-email), find the spring point of the series, make a new branch amend the patches and send the maintainer a summary report notifying about the amends. Maintainer then should be able to send emails to the patch manager notifying it to rename, merge, delete, push them. Plus the manager will have feature of deleting a branch that the maintainer never worked on after its inception for a specified time period.
In a Nutshell, smart-patcher...
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took an estimated 1 years of effort (COCOMO model)
starting with its first commit in September, 2008
ending with its most recent commit about 16 years ago
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