[Question]: Is current commit = 5.10.57

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Start by comparing the version shown in the repository Makefile with the current kernel version referenced in the issue. Done means establishing whether the commit corresponds to 5.10.57 despite the Makefile showing 5.10.52, and documenting the answer if needed.

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Hello. I see the current kernel on kernel.org is 5.10.57 but Makefile here shows 5.10.52 so I want to know if the current commit = 5.10.57 but the version doesn't update in Makefile.

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