Transitioning to a new Xtensa port maintainer

Transitioning to a new Xtensa port maintainer

[augustine.sterling]

After a long run as the Xtensa port maintainer, it is time for me to move
on.

I nominate Max Filippov [cc'd] as the new maintainer. He has contributed
numerous patches over the years which have required minimal comments from
me.

If there is anything I need to do to facilitate this, let me know. I'm
happy to still review patches when needed.

Thanks,

Sterling Augustine

Re: Transitioning to a new Xtensa port maintainer

[Nick Clifton]

Hi Sterling, Hi Max,

On 2020-05-28 18:12, augustine.sterling--- via Binutils wrote:
> After a long run as the Xtensa port maintainer, it is time for me to move
> on.

Thank you very much for your time and effort in this role.

> I nominate Max Filippov [cc'd] as the new maintainer. He has contributed
> numerous patches over the years which have required minimal comments from
> me.

If Max is happy with taking up this role, then it is fine with me.

> If there is anything I need to do to facilitate this, let me know. I'm
> happy to still review patches when needed.

OK, so Sterling - please could you file and apply a pre-approved patch to 
remove your name from the binutils/MAINTAINERS list.

Max - please could you file and apply a pre-approved commit to add your
name to the binutils/MAINTAINERS list.

Cheers
  Nick

PS. Just to be clear I am talking about the MAINTAINERS file inside
the binutils/ subdirectory of the binutils sources, not the MAINTAINERS
file at the top level of the binutils sources.

Re: Transitioning to a new Xtensa port maintainer

[Max Filippov]

Hi Nick,

On Wed, Jun 3, 2020 at 3:38 AM Nick Clifton <nickc@redhat.com> wrote:
> If Max is happy with taking up this role, then it is fine with me.

Of course, thanks.

> Max - please could you file and apply a pre-approved commit to add your
> name to the binutils/MAINTAINERS list.

I've done that a while ago:
https://sourceware.org/git/?p=binutils-gdb.git;a=commitdiff;h=ab7ad28739a85312b752ea6cf91ce08199d4ab64

in response to the following message from Alan Modra:
https://gcc.gnu.org/pipermail/gcc/2020-May/232669.html

-- 
Thanks.
-- Max