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Previously, for the directory structure
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|-- X
`-- Y
You could do something like
A$ be --dir X diff --dir ../Y
Now it's
A$ be --dir X diff --dir Y
The --root option to `be init` has been removed as redundant. Replace
calls like
be init --root DIR
with
be --dir DIR init
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This fulfills the following part of 22b:7
* "due_by"
We could add "due-by" to Bug.extra_strings as well, so that anyone
could set due dates for any issue they wanted.
Currently there's not much going on, but perhaps other people will
have ideas for useful extensions. Maybe
be due --sort BUG-ID [BUG-ID ...]
or
be --due-in-days 7
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`be target` now works with bug-style targets.
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Now --status, --severity, and --assigned all use
cmdutil.select_values() for nice whitelist/blacklist selection.
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I like this code, and I want to use it for other places, e.g.
`be list`.
Also renamed depend options
--limit-severity and --limit-status
to
--severity and --status
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Currently only effective in tree mode, but that's where it matters
most.
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Fixes
wking@thor:be.target-as-bug$ be show 22b:7
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/wking/bin/be", line 65, in <module>
sys.exit(cmdutil.execute(args[0], args[1:]))
File "/home/wking/src/fun/be/be.target-as-bug/libbe/cmdutil.py", line 87, in execute
restrict_file_access=restrict_file_access)
File "/home/wking/src/fun/be/be.target-as-bug/becommands/show.py", line 82, in execute
print output(args, bd, as_xml=options.XML, with_comments=options.comments)
File "/home/wking/src/fun/be/be.target-as-bug/becommands/show.py", line 174, in output
lines.append(comment.string(shortname=shortname))
NameError: global name 'shortname' is not defined
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Highlights:
* changes to `be diff`
* exits with an error if required revision control is not possible.
Previously it printed a message, but exitted with status 0.
* removed options --new, --removed, --modified, --all
* added options --uuids, --subscribe
* New method diff.Diff.full_report() allows fast generation of
similar report_tree()s via diff.DiffTree.masked.
* New method diff.subscriptions_from_string() for consistent
subscription string parsing.
* clean up be-handle-mail.Message.subscriber_emails() with
diff.Diff.report_tree(subscriptions)
* hardcoded 'DIR' replaced with diff.BUGDIR_ID
* assorted cleanups and bugfixes
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Also added diff.BUGDIR_ID to avoid lots of magic 'DIR' definitions,
and added diff.Subscription class to make the old (id, type) tuples a
bit more elegant.
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We'll be adding a --subscribe option which will select the
bugs/changes we're interested in, which deprecates the selection
portion of the old options. The new --uuids just selects the "bug
uuid" output over the default "change summary" output.
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It had previously printed an message and exitted without error.
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Otherwise they default to None. It doesn't matter at the moment,
since all the comparisons seem to be
if options.XYZ == True:
but this protects against confusion in the future if someone tries
if options.XYZ == False:
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Now you can compare two repositories:
be -d branchA diff -d branchB
or
branchA$ be diff -d ../branchB
which is helpful for VCSs like bzr that lack cross-branch revid
visibility. Git users can still use
branchA$ be diff REVID
where REVID is a commit from any branch in the repo.
This new functionality acts like a BE counterpart to `bzr missing DIR'.
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This flag allows us to skip unittest and testsuite declaration if we
woln't need them. It speeds up simple be calls a suprising amount.
With Testing=True (the old behavior):
wking@thor:be.wtk$ time ./be > /dev/null
real 0m0.393s
user 0m0.340s
sys 0m0.048s
With TESTING=False (the new behavior):
be.wtk$ time ./be > /dev/null
real 0m0.216s
user 0m0.152s
sys 0m0.064s
This adjustment was inspired by Jakub Wilk's Debian bug:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=559295
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Also added LonghelpTestCase to prove it.
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+ associated adjustments in other files.
See cmdutil.restrict_file_access.__doc__ for an explanation of the
security hole this closes.
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If there aren't any root comments, then the user needn't specify
--comment-root, in which case croot_bug will be None and we want to
skip all the croot processing.
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Broke the bulk of show.py out into new function show.output(), which
is used by both show.py and email_bugs.py to reduce duplication of
effort and increase consistency of the XML.
Also a few relevant help string updates.
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It should currently do everything that `be comment --xml` did, but it
still has a way to go before it lives up to it's longhelp string,
mostly figuring out bug/comment merging.
The allowed XML format also changed a bit, becoming a bit more
structured.
cmdutil.bug_from_shortname() renamed to cmdutil.bug_from_id().
New functions cmdutil.parse_id() and cmdutil.bug_comment_from_id().
Additional doctests in libbe.comment.Comment.comment_shortnames() to
show example output if bug_shortname==None.
Brought be-xml-to-mbox and be-mbox-to-xml up to speed on the current
<be-xml>-rooted format.
* Added <extra-string> handling to their comment handling.
* Moved extra strings from email bodies to X-Extra-String headers
(some comment bodies are not text, and we should keep the estr
location consistent between bugs and comments.)
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Protects agaist the off chance that the user doesn't have Arch (tla)
installed ;).
Changed Arch.name from "Arch" to "arch" so that each VCSs .name
matches the module name. This allows us to use vcs.VCS_ORDER (a list
of module names) to set up the allowed values of BugDir.vcs_name.
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This send a list of bugs in a single email off to be processed by
be-handle-mail. Of course, be-handle-mail doesn't yet handle the
[be-bug:xml] format that email_bugs.py creates. On to that now...
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- Reapplied the fix for subdirs
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* Added --export-template and --export-template-dir
* Fixed index page row colors.
* Fixed --index-header
Also a bit of tightening on my own:
* Inspired by ._write_file, wrote ._read_file and .make_dir.
* Wrapped some lines to stay under 80 characters,
* Stripped trailing whitespace.
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cleanups.
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*.__del__() is run some unspecified time after the refcount for an
object is reduced to zero. Sometimes that means that the rest of the
world has already been deallocated, which makes life difficult,
especially when Python won't attempt to construct stack traces inside
*.__del__(). We were always (hopefully ;) calling del(*) anyway,
so we just replace those calls with *.cleanup()
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Check that the string has the right tag before attempting to parse it
:p.
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It's useful to have some way to see the current subscription status
from the command line ;).
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