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Did you mean to send this twice?

Sorry for that, I screwed things up a first time when sending the
patches: only included the CAN mailing list
(linux-can@vger.kernel.org) but ommitted linux-kernel@vger.kernel.org
in the cover letter. As a result, it broke the chain reply on lkml.org
so I preferred to resend it.

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And where are the 5 other patches in this series?

I used the --cc-cmd="scripts/get_maintainer.pl -i" option in git
send-email to send the series. The five other patches are not related
to USB core but to CAN core, so you were not included in CC by the
script. Now, I understand this is confusing, I will take care to CC
you on the full series when sending V2. One more time, sorry for that.

For your information, the full patch series is available here:
https://lkml.org/lkml/2020/9/26/319

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And finally, it's a good idea to include the output of 'lsusb -v' for
devices that need quirks so we can figure things out later on, can you
fix up your changelog to include that information?

Noted, will be included in v2 of the patch series.

Also, why is the device saying it is a cdc-acm compliant device when it
is not?  Why lie to the operating system like that?

This is a leftover debug feature used during development. Future
firmware version will have it remove but users with older revision
will still face this issue which can be confusing.

I will also amend the changelog to better reflect above reason.