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Re: Release errata & patch list


To: Matthew Dillon <dillon@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
From: Hiten Pandya <hmp@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 17:07:59 +0100

Matthew Dillon wrote:
:On 4/25/05, justin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx <justin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
:> > And Matt, currently I setup a filter on my mail that I think will grab
:> > all commits to a branch. This works well enough for now. (sorry about
:> > sending this e-mail to you and not the list first)
:> :> Is the filter a procmail filter? If not, how's it working? We already
:> have procmail going through list mail to create the mailarchive on leaf;
:> it'd be a good fit for autocreating errata, then.
:> :> :
:It's not automatically creating that page, didn't mean to make it
:sound more advanced than that. It is just a filter on my gmail
:account to take any commit to a branch and flag it so I notice. If
:someone can create something more advanced and automatic be my guest,
:I just figured this was a good start.


Heh. But it sure does sound like it could be automated! Automation
is the key to longevity.


    In any case, it's a good experiment and it does show the potential
    for integrating some sort of commit log automation filter to pull
    out commits to branches and throw them onto a web page automatically.

-Matt
Matthew Dillon <dillon@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>

It can definitely be done with an awk and a minimal shell script. Similar to the way I used to generate FreeBSD-4 MFC lists, which I did my regex'ing the commit mail archive. I will see if I can do something for branch commits and put it up on leaf.

Kind regards,

-Hiten



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