Henrik Brix Andersen
I had a chat with @kartben, dev advocate for @zephyr, at the @linuxfoundation #EmbeddedOSSummit in #Prague last month: https://www.zephyrproject.org/meet-the-zephyr-community-henrik-brix-andersen/ #embedded #Zephyr #ZephyrDevSummit #RTOS
Meet the Zephyr Community: Henrik Brix Andersen - Zephyr Project

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Jul 25, 2023 at 10:02pmWeb
Show threadChris WilsonJul 26, 2023

@brixmeister @kartben @zephyr @linuxfoundation

This was great, thanks for sharing this!

I'd be curious to hear more about how the “upstream-first” mindset you mentioned plays out in practice. For example, do you wait to ship products/features until all upstream dependencies have been merged (or even released in an official Zephyr release)? How has this played out vs. product roadmap/schedule pressure?

Show threadChris WilsonJul 26, 2023

btw, @kartben not to suggest adding more to your plate, but I would definitely listen to “Meet the Zephyr Community" as a podcast if you ever get tired of typing out your interviews!

@brixmeister @zephyr @linuxfoundation

Show threadHenrik Brix AndersenJul 26, 2023

@cdwilson @kartben @zephyr Glad you enjoyed it!

We do not delay shipping products until a feature has landed upstream, no, but we do try to develop the feature against the upstream tree first, and use that evolving patch set in parallel when developing the application(s) needing this feature. This also ensures that any changes to the feature introduced due to review feedback does not break our application.