pkg/email/lore: demand patches in patch series emails #6407
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tarasmadan
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Oct 20, 2025
Wrapping the email.Email object will let us add lore-specific fields to it at a later point.
On LKML, users sometimes reply to a patch series while keeping the original title. At the same time, sometimes new series are sent as a reply to the previous versions. It all confuses the lore archive parsing logic. When reading the archive, remember if the patch were present. If not, mark the series as corrupted and thus prevent is appearance in syz-cluster.
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On LKML, users sometimes reply to a patch series while keeping the
original title. At the same time, sometimes new series are sent as a
reply to the previous versions. It all confuses the lore archive
parsing logic.
When reading the archive, remember if the patch were present. If not,
mark the series as corrupted and thus prevent is appearance in
syz-cluster.