On Tue, Sep 26, 2006 at 10:41:33PM -0400, Sean wrote:
> It is interesting information for some people though. For instance
> someone wondering how long ago Linus published a certain security fix.
> To be able to say to easily query gitweb and be able to report,
> "Linus published that security fix X day ago etc.."
I don't see the point in knowing how many days ago the security fix was
published, since I'd really care if my machine is running a kernel that
contains the fix.
So I can see how I might want to know which branches (and/or tags) in my
repository contain the security fix. And this is pretty easy,
#!/bin/sh
fix="$(git-rev-parse --verify $1)"
git ls-remote . | while read sha ref ; do
[ "$fix" == "$(git-merge-base "$fix" "$sha")" ] && echo $ref
done
Of course this could be cleaned up and extended quite a bit, possibly
allowing a user to specify if he cares about only branches, or tags or
some specific branch.
Jan
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