Hi,
Going through some old WCs of Subversion trunk I found a non-completed edit
from a while back when I was working on the backport scripts.
I'd like to ask, just so I don't misinterpret the original text. It talks
about different languages which I read as Python2 and Python3. Is that
correct? If so, would the following update make sense?
[[[
Index: tools/dist/README.backport
===================================================================
--- tools/dist/README.backport (revision 1931111)
+++ tools/dist/README.backport (working copy)
@@ -60,13 +60,11 @@
backport_tests.py:
Common part of backport_tests_pl.py and backport_tests_py.py. Uses the
- svntest framework (../../subversion/tests/cmdline/svntest/), which is
- written in Python 2.
+ svntest framework (../../subversion/tests/cmdline/svntest/).
- Note that backport_tests.py and backport/*.py are written in different
- languages, so they never 'import' each other. backport_tests.py
invokes
- detect-conflicting-backports.py, merge-approved-backports.py, and
- backport.pl in the same manner: through subprocess.check_call().
+ For commonality backport_tests.py invokes
detect-conflicting-backports.py,
+ merge-approved-backports.py, and backport.pl in the same manner:
+ through subprocess.check_call().
backport_tests_data/backport*.dump:
Expected output files for backport_tests.py; see the BackportTest
]]]
Cheers,
Daniel
