I'm currently bisecting a kernel regression in 5.18 and the process requires building a kernel for every commit I am testing.
Since I'm testing on an ubuntu machine, I'm building debs with make bindeb-pkg.
But I can't be the only person doing this sort of bisection.
Would it be reasonable to have an archive of bindeb-pkg kernels built from every single commit to linus's tree? (Or some large subset of commits?)
That way we could use simpler bisect process to to just select the commit to test, and download that kernel, already built, for testing.
(I imagine this might be storage prohibitive for all architectures, but it might be useful for the major architectures, and at least for the last couple of kernel versions.)
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