Extracting Content Automatically #2

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1. ideasman42

   changed the title [-]Extracting Content automatically[/-] [+]Extracting Content Automatically[/+] on Sep 3, 2017
2. ideasman42 commented on Sep 3, 2017

   

   ideasman42

   on Sep 3, 2017

   Last edited by ideasman42

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   This script gets formats using RST for easy copy-pasting.

   START="HEAD~20"
   END="HEAD"
   
   git log origin/master \
           --no-merges --first-parent \
           --stat \
           --decorate \
           --format="%n- %C(yellow):rev:\`%s <B%H>\`%C(reset)%n%n%w(120,2,2)%b" \
           $START..$END | \
           perl -e "s/\bT(\d+)\b/:task:\`\$1\`/" -p | \
           perl -e "s/\bD(\d+)\b/:diff:\`\$1\`/" -p
   

   Example output: http://members.iinet.net.au/~ideasman42/typescript.html

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   Edit, added tool to extract this info that only uses Python & Git: b93777464a66164508511f4927adcbf4246c4ae3
3. Blendify commented on Sep 4, 2017

   

   Blendify

   on Sep 4, 2017

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   We can generate a list of new diffs by sorting https://developer.blender.org/api/differential.revision.search and using the title and maybe authorPHID which can be ran through https://developer.blender.org/conduit/method/user.search/ to get the real name/username a bit cumbersome but will save a lot of time if we end up using this. This can be done either through arc/php/python(https://github.com/disqus/python-phabricator) curl can also be used but there are length limits with that.