drivers: update submodules to latest 8.3 branch

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Automated daily update of driver submodules to the latest 8.3 branch.

Updated source submodules:

• drivers/8.3/source/aqc111u-module
• drivers/8.3/source/cisco-fnic-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/intel-e1000e-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/intel-i40e-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/intel-ice-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/microsemi-smartpqi-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/qlogic-fastlinq-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/qlogic-netxtreme2-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/qlogic-qla2xxx-alt
• drivers/8.3/source/r8125-module
• drivers/8.3/source/r8169-module-alt

This is caused by 17f8185

[fallen]

I'm not sure what this update means, we didn't update all those drivers, did we?

[casasnovas]

I'm not sure what this update means, we didn't update all those drivers, did we?

@tescande fixed the git-import-srpm script in such a way that some drivers imports are now "flatten" into the top-level directory as opposed to being under a sub-directory, as was initially intended (but there was a bug depending on what macros are passed %autosetup in the spec file).

As a result, the workflow enforcing our source sub-modules are matching a full re-import of the srpm submodules see the difference, which is why if you compare the before/after revision for the source sub-modules, the only difference will be renamed files from sub-directory to top-level.

I think this is fine and is the intended behaviour so that all our sources are consistently flatter into the top-level directory.

[casasnovas]

Example change: https://github.com/xcp-ng/driver-sources/compare/e6b79ac3fc44fe3bc30eea2bd41d1dc3b002caf7..b27fa7e3ab33bd4f49a264453db450cab26c63be

[casasnovas]

lgtm, as explained, this is due to a fix merged recently by @tescande in #81

[tescande]

@tescande fixed the git-import-srpm script in such a way that some drivers imports are now "flatten" into the top-level directory as opposed to being under a sub-directory, as was initially intended (but there was a bug depending on what macros are passed %autosetup in the spec file).

From my understanding, the flattened import is what you wanted to achieve initially, right ? Because some driver sources where already imported flattened. And those with non standard build directories were imported into a subdir.

[fallen]

Thanks @casasnovas for the explanations :)