+ do not check for "-" in the bug title; it might be also wide character
in some cases
+ show result when looking for bug titles
+ sort bugs when loolking for bug titles and printing bug numbers
Change-Id: I39496f7d0cf5f7a116e7d3c506b76b4a3de1dee1
This adds support for Novell, KDE (for KOffice/Calligra), GNOME (for
Gnumeric), AbiSource (for AbiWord) bugzillas and Launchpad to
bin/get-bugzilla-attachments-by-mimetype script as required by
easyhack#46538. However, there two glitches and workarounds:
1- As stated in the code, Novell bugzilla requires users to log in to bugzilla in
order to get full information about the bugs such as attachment bodies etc. Since
Novell bugzilla uses some proprietary login extensions it's hard to implement log in
mechanism and use it via xmlrpc API. python-bugzilla claims that it supports Novell
bugzilla login but I could not make it work. As a workaround, comments containing
"Created an attachment (id=xxxxxxx)" pattern are parsed and attachments are downloaded
using urllib. Attachments are filtered using mimetype info obtained from http headers.
2- For launchpad, launchpadlib python module is used. But currently launchpad api
does not support really advanced search like bugzilla. For example, it's not possible
to search for bugs having application/pdf attachments. So, again a workaround is used. Code
iterates over all the bugs of the *libreoffice* source package and check their attachments.
The file "core.ver" was removed in configure together with other "core.*"
files. It was ugly name. Better to use "sources.ver" and the variable
"lo_sources_ver=..."
The source version is not used in "unpack-sources", so do not source the .ver file
at all.
The source tarballs are put into "major.minor.micro" version subdirectory
on the download site now.
This adds the argument -f (--filenames-only), which only prints the
filenames of files containing German comments.
I personally scan the whole file for German strings anyway, as we do
not find German strings with less than 4 chars. So there's not so
much use in printing the found strings.
there is not longer needed the manualy created blacklist of copied files;
also no need to remove symlinks from clone subdir
use "tar --checkpoint-action=exec="echo -n \".\"" instead of
"awk '{ ORS=\"\" ; if (++nlines\%50 == 0) printf \".\"; fflush() }'";
we are interested into the return code from tar, e.g. not-enough disk space
the git-new-workdir helper is mostly useful to have one pristine clone
where the updates get pulled into & from that you create working copies.
As pulling to that master copy only updates the current branch (usually
master), checking out a different branch using git-new-workdir will
result in "your branch is behind the remote branch by xx commits" when
there have been commits after the branch was first checked out locally.
Thus this change adds a fast-forwarding merge when a branch is given.
Add --bzip2 and --xz options to select the compression. Both options
can be used togetger to generate both types of tarballs in one call.
XZ compession is used by default.
Also renamed "lo*build" strings to "lo*core" to fit the current name
of the top level source directory.
We dump the library's symbols we're trying to stubify, and then
assemble another library that looks just like it, except with all
of it's innards sucked out.
We also use pkgconfig to find all the relevant dependencies and
to build an entire library tree.
drop un-necessary uno service related fluff, and component instantiation.
nominal move to XMultiComponentFactory from XMultiServiceFactory
Include fpicker in compilation for gtk3, but more work required here
Simplify setting up transient parents for picker dialogs
