maintaining reproducible-notes over the long term

Mattia Rizzolo mattia at debian.org
Fri Dec 18 15:25:09 GMT 2020


On Fri, Dec 18, 2020 at 12:53:53PM +0000, Holger Levsen wrote:
> >  yet also see value in keeping history a little easier to
> > reach than grepping through git logs.
> 
> right.
> 
> you also said on irc:
> 
> "please wait at least until packages are verified as reproducible in 
> bullseye on all architectures before removing them from
> reproducible-notes ... there are some packages which have intermitant
> reproducibility issues"
> 
> which AIUI can be solved by adjusting the scripts Mattia is running
> in cron.

The thing is, the script removes archived bugs and issues that are not
reproduced anymore and marked as "deterministic" in issues.yml.
I read over the diff after that's done and manually remove notes for
packages that I confirm are indeed fixed (mostly, because the changelog
says it fixed those issues indeed) and which comments just describe what
the problem used to be.

Having the script blindly remove the "comment" section would be
dangerous, as that could easily accidentally remove stuff that was meant
to be preserved.


Vagrant: did you perhaps notice that I (manually or automatically?)
removed notes for stuff that indeed shouldn't have been removed?

> I just don't remember where exactly they live... Mattia?

That's `clean-notes` in reproducible-misc.git :)

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