Linux 6.5-rc2
No surprises here: this thing looks very normal. The patch stats are about 60% drivers, with networking and gpu drivers being the bulk of it, but there's a little bit of everything in there: nvme, pin control, x86 platform drivers, HID, etc etc.
Ignoring drivers, it's a mixed set of fixes all over: architectures (x86, powerpc, RISC-V, xtensa), some core networking (mainly netfilter), core kernel (tracing, scheduler), filesystems (erofs, smb client), and documentation and selftests.
And some minor noise elsewhere.
Full shortlog appended, but nothing in there looks particularly thrilling. Unless, of course, it happened to fix a bug that affected you.
Or maybe you're the kind of person who finds CFI annotations and getting all the endbr64 annotations right to be endlessly fascinating. In which case you're having a really good Sunday.
But please - don't think of this as "not very interesting", but more as a "this looks safe to test, and it's not like I have anything better to do".
Right?
Linus
Also: Kernel prepatch 6.5-rc2