Hi guys,
should we add a simple script like below to scripts/ or so to use for
cleaning up oopses before adding to commit messages?
Instead of doing all the work by hand and so on. It doesn't remove
registers, stack and Code: lines yet but having it in the repo could be
used to state exactly which pieces of the oops should go into a commit
message and which not.
We could even do editing on the oops itself for more readability and so
on...
Thoughts?
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#!/bin/sh
sed --regexp-extended \
-e 's/\[\s+[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\]//' \
-e 's/\+[0-9x]+.*$//' \
-e 's/\[<.*>\]//' \
< "${1:-/dev/stdin}"
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Regards/Gruss,
Boris.
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