Den ons 20 nov. 2024 kl 18:15 skrev Daniel Sahlberg <
daniel.l.sahlb...@gmail.com>:

> So I'd say we have consensus on moving to the Python implementation -
> several +1 and no-one objecting. And since this is far from core code and
> it can easily be reverted I don't see a problem at all.
>

I've been working on this today:
- svn-qavm has a local WC from /trunk (/home/svnsvn/src/svn/trunk) which is
frozen in time. It used to be r1914207, I've updated to r1922008. (The
reason to be frozen in time is to prevent someone with write access to the
repository from committing code to the script which would then be executed
on svn-qavm if the script is updated automatically. Now it require a
separate pair of eyes before executing).
- The backport r1922009 (see commits@) was done by
merge-approved-backports.py, however I executed the script manually.
- The backport is done via a cronjob (executing 04:00 UTC). The cronjobs
are controlled by a Puppet configuration in
https://github.com/apache/infrastructure-p6 (login with an ASF account
required). I've committed an update and created a pull request update the
cronjobs on the actual machine.
- As soon as Infra has merged the crontab update, I'm going to update
puppet. To test things I'm probably going to edit the crontab manually to
make it run more often than normal, to get r1922010 merged today, while I'm
having a bit of time to watch it.
- I'll then revert to normal schedule, approve r1921266 and wait for it to
be merged normally tomorrow morning.

As I said before, I'd like to do a release of 1.14.5 when all this is done.
I will be a bit overloaded for the next two weeks, but I plan to start the
release process beginning of December. If anyone would like to include
something else in the release, now is the time to nominate.

Kind regards,
Daniel

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