With the help of John I made it compatible with Python 2 and it's now supporting any gerrit possible as long there is a remote in git configured to it (if it's not named 'gerrit' you can change it via --remote).
There were also other minor fixes. 2015-01-22 22:10 GMT+01:00 Fabian Neundorf <[email protected]>: > Hi, over the last weeks (and especially yesterday/today) I've been > working on a little script which goes through all the branches (except > the master branch) and checks the last commit of each branch about > whether it is an already merged script on gerrit. > > Previously it worked completely offline (and it is still available by > using --offline) and was checking for each branch whether the > change-id of the latest commit could be found as the change-id in the > master branch. > > Now yesterday I discovered it is possible to query gerrit via SSH and > get the data as JSON back so it now has an online mode (per default) > and checks for each change-id if it's open. So this also covers now > abandoned branches and also shows whether a branch has been even > submitted. There is an advanced online mode (via > --load-additional-data) which (after the first query) queries on the > open changes if the branch is up to date. I was able to query all > information in only one request so it's doing one (or with the > additional information two) request(s) which take for 47 change-ids > about 100 ms (according to the answer, but it feels longer, probably > overhead of the SSH connection). > > By default it doesn't delete any branches but it's possible to also > delete those branches automatically, only those beginning with review/ > or asking for all of them. I'm planning on an automatic update (if > request) if a branch could be updated. > > You can find the script in the following gist > https://gist.github.com/xZise/975251c90e531347fee7 . It should work on > any git repository, although the server/port are currently hardcoded > (I might have an idea to fix that soon). > > I'm not sure how much energy I put in this in case if we are not > staying with gerrit when the WMF does. But I originally didn't intent > to grow it so “big”. > > Have fun with it, > Fabian _______________________________________________ Pywikipedia-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/pywikipedia-l
