[$] Development statistics for the 7.3 kernel (lwn.net)
Linus Torvalds <a
href="https://lwn.net/ml/all/CAHk-=wgwnBm2zDdRM7u016NVHkv9KqbZW7AZ=8wZrqGyv_V+5A@mail.gmail.com/">released</a>
the 7.3 kernel, at the end of the usual nine-week development cycle, on
October 18. This cycle, abundantly fueled by LLM-assisted
contributions, broke just about every record imaginable. As usual, we have
compiled some statistics showing how this release, which is expected to be
the next long-term-support (LTS) kernel, came together. Also included is
an attempt to determine whether automated patch review is actually reducing
the number of bugs introduced into the kernel.
href="https://lwn.net/ml/all/CAHk-=wgwnBm2zDdRM7u016NVHkv9KqbZW7AZ=8wZrqGyv_V+5A@mail.gmail.com/">released</a>
the 7.3 kernel, at the end of the usual nine-week development cycle, on
October 18. This cycle, abundantly fueled by LLM-assisted
contributions, broke just about every record imaginable. As usual, we have
compiled some statistics showing how this release, which is expected to be
the next long-term-support (LTS) kernel, came together. Also included is
an attempt to determine whether automated patch review is actually reducing
the number of bugs introduced into the kernel.
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