action #10882
Updated by lnussel about 8 years ago
We need a script to mass file bug reports. I used to have such a script but it relied on weird internal perl modules which is now broken. The script should take a template as input, e.g. a yml file: <pre> <blockquote> --- assigned_to: defaultschuldiger@suse.com bug_severity: Normal component: Other op_sys: Linux product: openSUSE Factory rep_platform: All short_desc: '@PACKAGE@: fails rpmlint check suse-systemd-shadowed-initscript' version: '201411*' #blocked: 893555 #groups: ## novell internal # - 10 ## suse security internal # - 18 comment: | @PACKAGE@ fails the rpmlint check suse-systemd-shadowed-initscript That means the package contains both an init script and a systemd service file. Since the init script is ignored by systemd if a unit with the same name exists the init script should be removed to avoid confusion. See also https://en.opensuse.org/openSUSE:Packaging_checks#suse-systemd-shadowed-initscript </pre> </blockquote> Furthermore the script should accept a list of packages, query obs for their maintainer(s) and then file bugs accordingly. The script needs to track for which package a bug was already filed to avoid duplicates on a potential second run.