James Carlson <james.d.carlson at sun.com> writes:

> Richard Lowe writes:
>> James Carlson <james.d.carlson at sun.com> writes:
>> > I've added hg_trans to it.  We don't have a keyword for "not just
>> > related to transition, but may block it," do we?
>> 
>> I believe that was a combination of hg_trans and priority (or
>> severity?), but may be wrong.  I don't think there's a separate
>> keyword, no.
>
> OK; no problem.  I was just checking that I hadn't missed anything.
>
>> > (Fortunately, this script is used only by the team that updates the
>> > ACPICA code from Intel, so they get to live with it.  But the move to
>> > Mercurial will break them until the script is redone.)
>> 
>> Do we have a similar bug against the machinery used to maintain
>> cmd/perl?  If not, we probably should.
>
> I searched, and there isn't one.  But I also don't see anything under
> cmd/perl that appears to be related to upgrade -- or I just don't
> understand what's there.  If you're talking about copy_contrib, I
> don't think that's similar, and (unlike this ACPICA thing) it seems to
> deal with non-SCCS workspaces already.

cmd/perl/5.8.4/utils/port and cmd/perl/5.6.1/utils/port, which from
memory don't contain the same stuff.

-- Rich

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