~fenner/bin on freefall

I've written some handy and/or random stuff, that it makes sense to document.

GNATS

close-pr pr#
- Takes a single PR number on the command line, and changes its state to closed (with the help of close-pr.helper). This simply eliminates the editing phase of searching for the state and changing it to closed.
take-pr pr#
- Takes a single PR number on the command line, and changes its owner to the user running the script. (with the help of take-pr.helper). This simply eliminates the editing phase of searching for the responsible party and changing it to yourself.
findportsprs
- This is a cron job that I run that tries to figure out what port all of the ports PRs are associated with. The output of this script is quite unceremoniously dumped in /home/fenner/public_html/ports-prs.html. A text version is also available in /home/fenner/portsurvey/prmap. Please don't run it yourself.
qprf category/PR#
- A fast replacement for query-pr --full. I meant to finish tacking this into query-pr.cgi but never got around to it.

ctou
- Shortly after the unified diff format came out, I stopped being able to read context diffs. This script turns context diffs into unidiffs so that I can read them.

bco branch module
- I wrote this when there were kind of 3 branches active (5, 4, 3); it's not incredibly useful now, but hey. It checks out module from branch RELENG_branch into a directory named module-branch. e.g. bco 4 sys_kern simply does cvs co -rRELENG_4 -d sys_kern-4 sys_kern.
tagbp
- If you forget to tag a branch point for a branch tag, this can do it for you. (e.g. you make the tag RELENG_4_5 but you forgot to make RELENG_4_5_BP). It doesn't actually perform the action; maybe it's not finished yet.
whodid filename
- Run in a checked-out tree, outputs the top 8 committers to filename. Useful to find out who you might want to contact to review a patch to a subsystem if there's no MAINTAINER, README or other indication.

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