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| Each patch should be related to a particular JIRA issue/feature. | Each patch should be related to a particular JIRA issue/feature. | ||
| - | Each submitted patch will go through a Gerrit review. To move to the next stage, the patch MUST receive two +1s in Gerrit (Under Code-Review i.e. +1 Looks good to me, but someone else must approve) from at least two committers of two different companies. | + | Each submitted patch will go through a Gerrit review. To move to the next stage, the patch MUST receive a +1 in Gerrit (Under Code-Review i.e. +1 Looks good to me, but someone else must approve) from at a committer from a different company. |
| - | Once a patch has received the two required +1s, the patch needs to be +2’d (Under Code-Review i.e. Looks good to me, approved) by the maintainer and pushed to the repo. | + | Once a patch has received the required +1, the patch should be +2’d (Under Code-Review i.e. Looks good to me, approved) by the maintainer and pushed to the repo. |
| In the case of deadlock the same decision making process as specified above will be followed. | In the case of deadlock the same decision making process as specified above will be followed. | ||
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