MFCing a src commit if I forgot the MFC tags

[Kristof Provost]

On 17 Feb 2021, at 18:46, Neel Chauhan wrote:
> I have this commit: 
> https://cgit.freebsd.org/src/commit/?id=a08cdb6cfb1c84b80b5337d46c574b55d0e15c63
>
> This commit enables IPFW NAT to NAT a certain port range on the 
> outside, much like a Carrier Grade NAT setup.
>
> When I committed this, I forgot to add the MFC tags. However, I would 
> like to MFC this commit.
>
> Can I just commit this on my own to stable/12 and stable/1, or is 
> there something special I need to do?
>
MFC tags are indicative, not mandatory. I sometimes end up not MFCing 
things I’d tagged with an ‘MFC after’ after all.
It’s perfectly okay to MFC things that don’t have a tag. (Although 
if it’s not your commit it may be a good idea to ask the author why it 
wasn’t tagged.)

This commit has been in main long enough to be an MFC candidate, so you 
can merge it to stable/13 and stable/12 at any time.

Best regards,
Kristof