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Hi,
I've made a quick tool that can perform search-and-replacement
on Bugzilla bugs, so if you move a package, you can quickly update
hundreds of bugs filed against it.
https://github.com/projg2/bugsed
Note that it just does dumb text replacement with substring match, so it
can be greedy. By default, it just does a dry-run, `-u` to update.
You may also want to try pkgmove from mgorny-dev-scripts, which is also
dumb as hell, greedy on seding stuff and requires you to rename ebuilds inside the package directory first.
you can quickly update
hundreds of bugs filed against it
Could you run it over historical updates (at least from the last year)?
I can do it if you give me whatever recipe you used as well (or if not,
can get to it later again when bored).
On 12/11/24 15:08, Michał Górny wrote:
you can quickly update
hundreds of bugs filed against it
Does it need to be added to the list of exceptions [1] or is it
considered as a manual, i.e. non-automated, script?