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8313394: Array Elements in OldObjectSample event has the incorrect description #1899
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The original commit didn't include a copyright date update, so please reverse that. Otherwise, lgtm.
Thanks! I don't know the rules of the backport, so please tell me it. For backports, does the author not have to update the copyright date to the commit date? |
No. The copyright date is updated only if the original commit (the one being backported) has a copyright date update that's later than the existing one (the one in the backport target file). If the original commit has no copyright date update, the backport should not. |
Thank you for your comment. Please let me ask one more question. As you mentioned, in general, modifications should be as same as possible to the original. My concern here is the mismatch between the copyright year and the recent modification year. I haven' found a case where only the backported patch changes the copyright year, so it seems appropriate not to change the copyright year in this case. However, given the above concerns, I'm not sure why this is desirable. |
My understanding is that the reason for updating the copyright year in a backport only if the copyright year was updated in the original commit is to maximize clean backports and make it easier to do subsequent backports (there's a lower probability of a copyright date conflict). @RealCLanger, I can't find the policy on the updates wiki, could you add or point to it please? |
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the guidelines can be found here: https://wiki.openjdk.org/display/JDKUpdates/How+to+contribute+or+backport+a+fix Don't know if it mentions the policy wrt the copyright years. However, they need not be updated if the change itself didn't modify them. This keeps more backports clean. For this one, it should be backported to JDK 21u first. |
Thank you for letting me know. |
This backport pull request has now been updated with issue from the original commit. |
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/approval request This is clean backport. It fixes only the description attribute of JFR event and the risk is low. Re-submit testing using is passed. |
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@tkiriyama, please first backport to 21. |
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/approval request This is clean backport. It fixes only the description attribute of JFR event and the risk is low. Re-submit testing using is passed. |
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Going to push as commit d953de6.
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Hi all,
I want to backport JDK-8313394 for jdk11u.
This is clean backport.
Would you review and sponsor this fix, please?
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