XSF Editor Team - 2020-11-04

mdosch, it should really just boil down to find the oldest merge to master since 2019-12-01 and then taking a git diff --stat on that

That would be easier than expected. 😃

Oh, 83 XEPs have been touched this year. o.O

many of them probably editorial fixes

can you share the commandline?

The command or really the _commandline_? If the latter I have no idea how.

command :D

git diff 60581844da3f5a488ff74cff244f5c120c3766c6 --stat|awk '/^ xep-0/ {print substr($1, 1, length($1)-4)}'

hm, one could also reset to 60581844da3f5a488ff74cff244f5c120c3766c6, build a xeplist.xml file, checkout master, build another xeplist.xml file and take a more meaningful diff

s/reset to/checkout/

mdosch, ah, you chose a non-ideal starting commit though

first, the changes introduced in that commit are not included in the diff

second, the commit is not directly from master, so it may, in theory, have a much older state for all other xeps

that’s why I specifically said to look for merge commits

Ah, sorry.

Will check with b837b325d7a06853a15cb7f1e7f692758e1f887a

I came up with f97bc934

based on git log --pretty='format:%h %ci %s' | grep 'Merge branch' | grep -A1 2020-01

https://sotecware.net/files/noindex/xeptest/2019-12-30-xeplist.xml https://sotecware.net/files/noindex/xeptest/2020-11-03-xeplist.xml ✏

now all it needs is a small python thing which prints out pretty summaries of the differences

should not be a huge hassle based on the stuff already there in tools/

(taking a copy of send-updates and modifying it to output something more useful for this usecase would be a start)

anyway, I can’t spend more time on this right now, but I might look into it tomorrow if you don’t, mdosch :)

I hope I can play a bit with it this evening. :)

Ah, `make xeplist`. Make has a help showing you targets but not all are listed. :)

yeah, I didn’t write the help :)

one could probably also get quite far with pure xpath already, if one wanted to :D

Ok, I think those are xeps that have been accepted in 2020: https://paste.debian.net/1169975/ I hope I'll find time tomorrow to check how to do useful with those numbers and the stuff in tools.

Also tried to find out for which XEPs the status changed but something seems to have gone wrong as it also shows XEPs as changed which were not touched within more than a decade. :( https://paste.debian.net/1169981/