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Cleanup: spelling in comments

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Also include "release/" in the `check_spelling_py` target.
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Campbell Barton
2025-01-31 15:06:39 +11:00
parent 850b749a76
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release/release_notes/bug_fixes_per_major_release.py
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@@ -22,8 +22,7 @@ some missing commits), but it's significantly better than nothing.
- Make sure the list `LIST_OF_OFFICIAL_BLENDER_VERSIONS` is up to date.
- Open a terminal in your Blender source code folder and make sure the
branches you're interested in are up to date.
- Launch `main.py` with relevant launch arguments. The required arguments
are:
- Launch `main.py` with relevant launch arguments. The required arguments are:
- --current-version (-cv)
- --previous-version (-pv)
- --current-release-tag (-ct)
@@ -80,7 +79,7 @@ are not included in the output of this script.
can't sort it and so it's ignored.
- If a user puts weird version numbers in their "Broken" or "Working"
fields on their bug report, then this script could accidentally sorted
the assocaiated fix commit into the wrong catagory.
the associated fix commit into the wrong category.
- This is a consequence of the simple nature of the system the script
uses to extract Blender versions from a bug report.
- The triaging team will do their best to remove problematic
@@ -112,7 +111,7 @@ information required.
The script is looking for `Major.Minor` Blender versions on lines
that start with either "Broken" or "Working". So all the important
information should go on these lines. So if a report says:
"It worked in 4.3", then it needs to be rephased to "Worked: 4.3"
"It worked in 4.3", then it needs to be rephrased to "Worked: 4.3"
for the script to find it.
The amount and type of information you put on each report will vary.
@@ -193,9 +192,9 @@ PATH_TO_OVERRIDES = dir_of_script.joinpath('overrides.json')
PATH_TO_CACHED_COMMITS = dir_of_script.joinpath('cached_commits.json')
del dir_of_script
# Add recent Blender versions to this list, including indevelopment versions.
# Add recent Blender versions to this list, including in-development versions.
# This list is used to identify if a version number found in a report is a valid version number.
# This is to help elimintate dates and other weird information people put
# This is to help eliminate dates and other weird information people put
# in their reports in the format of a version number.
LIST_OF_OFFICIAL_BLENDER_VERSIONS = (
@@ -301,7 +300,7 @@ class CommitInfo():
self.report_title = UNKNOWN
self.classification = UNKNOWN
# Varibales below this point should not be saved to the cache.
# Variables below this point should not be saved to the cache.
self.needs_update = True
self.has_been_overwritten = False
@@ -315,7 +314,7 @@ class CommitInfo():
self.fixed_reports = match
def get_backports(self, dict_of_backports: dict[str, list[str]]) -> None:
# Figures out if the commit was backported, and to what verion(s).
# Figures out if the commit was back-ported, and to what version(s).
if self.needs_update:
for version_number in dict_of_backports:
for backported_commit in dict_of_backports[version_number]:
@@ -324,7 +323,7 @@ class CommitInfo():
break
if len(self.backport_list) > 0:
# If the fix was backported to a old release, then it fixed a old issue.
# If the fix was back-ported to a old release, then it fixed a old issue.
self.classification = FIXED_OLD_ISSUE
def override_report_info(self, new_classification: str, new_title: str, new_module: str) -> None:
@@ -536,10 +535,10 @@ def version_extraction(report_body: str) -> tuple[list[str], list[str]]:
lower_line = line.lower()
example_in_line = 'example' in lower_line
if lower_line.startswith('brok') and not example_in_line:
# Use "brok" to be able to detect different variations of "broken".
# Use `brok` to be able to detect different variations of "broken".
broken_lines += f'{line}\n'
if lower_line.startswith('work'):
# Use "work" to be able to detect both "worked" and "working".
# Use `work` to be able to detect both "worked" and "working".
if not example_in_line:
working_lines += f'{line}\n'
@@ -818,7 +817,7 @@ def cached_commits_store(list_of_commits: list[CommitInfo]) -> None:
# Cache information for commits that have been sorted.
# Commits that still need sorting are not cached.
# This is done so if a user is repeatably running this script so they can sort
# the "needs sorting" section, they don't have to wait for information requests to Gitea
# the "needs sorting" section, they don't have to wait for information requests to GITEA
# on commits that are already sorted (and they're not interested in).
data_to_cache = {}
for commit in list_of_commits: