http://bugs.grommit.com/show_bug.cgi?id=351
------- Comment #3 from richlowe at richlowe.net 2007-12-20 21:07 PDT ------- Notes based on the copy of the ON bits I have (which are not current). These totally disregard our discussions of which things can go away, it's the result of a straight grep for teamware/sccs-ish commands and phrases. gate/daily_snapshot Creates the daily workspace with workspace(1), but copies workspace content with cpio (and runs an updatenames). Hopefully can just be hg clone's, instead. gate/update_flagdays Deals with mail in teamware notification format gate/putback_diffs Deals with mail in teamware format, pokes at things with SCCS gate/update_SUNWonbld does a bringover. Could do a pull -u instead? gate/clone_update deals with teamware workspace locking, brings over both onnv and IHV. gate/pbcheck deals with teamware format mail notification, should be a real hook gk/pre-mkdelivery locks gates teamwareishly, brings over. gk/lock-gate locks gate teamwareishly gk/backout backs things out SCCS-ishly, should be done Hg-ishly gk/unlock-gate unlocks the gate teamware-ishly gk/buglist trawls putback logs There maybe more that I missed, but several of these look like they may not be entirely painful. Aside from how much is tied to the gate machines. Changes for the gate being outside, and changes for the gate being in mercurial are in many places closely equivalent. Certain things are more than likely better running inside, for the moment (based on a frequently updating internal clone?) I haven't looked especially hard for places where it is assumed that these scripts are running against the live gate, rather than the clone. The places I've seen, however, only make that assumption to the extent that they lock the gate to do their work, so it does not change under them (as a clone from the real gate machine would never do...) -- Configure bugmail: http://bugs.grommit.com/userprefs.cgi?tab=email ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are the assignee for the bug, or are watching the assignee.
