this is why redhat is still relevant in 2025. there's always a need for this kind of work.
I think you could make a stronger case for the opposite. How does Redhat know which commits to cherry when upstream explicitly won't tell you which are relevant to security?
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I think you could make a stronger case for the opposite. How does Redhat know which commits to cherry when upstream explicitly won't tell you which are relevant to security?