[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 15002] Script to automatically search nightly builds for regressions (autospade)

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http://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15002


ddkilzer at webkit.org changed:

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------- Comment #6 from ddkilzer at webkit.org  2007-09-03 07:38 PDT -------
Created an attachment (id=16186)
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WIP v2

Changes since WIP v1 (still no love for Windows, sorry):

- Added r13688 to %knownBadBuilds.
- Added r15860 to %knownBadBuilds.
- Moved %knownBadBuilds from with makeNightlyList() to a global variable.
- Updated local file code path in makeNightlyList() to obey %knownBadBuilds.
- Added r14901 to %knownBadBuilds.
- Extracted printStatus() subroutine from body of main script.
- Added newline to beginning of printStatus() print statement (which explains
previous dangling '\').
- Call printStatus() after sanity check but before spading in case there are no
revisions between start and end.
- Removed extra blank lines between subroutine definitions.
- Changed makeNightlyList() to use new URL
(http://nightly.webkit.org/builds/mac/all) that lists all available builds.
- Added %knownBadRevisions hash to makeNightlyList().
- Removed now-obsolete DATA segment at end of script.
- Added -p|--progression switch to test for progressions.
- Extracted createTempFile($) subroutine so that only one temp file is created
per run.
- Removed redundant message at end of run; the Fails/Works line is sufficient.
- Removed WebKit-SVN-r16390.dmg from the DATA segment because it caused a crash
on my system.


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