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Summary: Sometimes it seems necessary to force a reparse of recent commits in production, it took me longer than expected to get this right. To make this easier, document the usage of --min-date further with usage examples and print a usage exception with the input if the supplied value isn't accepted by MySQL. (otherwise all commits will be affected in the case of user error) Test Plan: .. create TEST repo with commits dated 2013-04-03 .. $ ./reparse.php --all TEST --owners --min-date "2013a-04-03 10:30:19" .. see usage exception - invalid timestamp .. $ ./reparse.php --all TEST --owners --min-date "2013-04-03 10:30:19" .. reparse commits ok .. $ ./reparse.php --all TEST --owners --min-date "2013-04-04 10:30:19" .. see 'No commits have been discovered' .. $ ./reparse.php --all TEST --owners .. reparse commits ok .. $ ./reparse.php --help .. looks ok to me .. $ ./reparse.php --all TEST --owners --min-date 2013-04-03 10:30:19 .. see error - interprets 10:30:19 as commit and refuses .. $ ./reparse.php --all TEST --owners --min-date <<first commit time>> .. parse this commit and following .. $ ./reparse.php <<revision_id>> --owners --min-date <<first commit time>> .. see error - insist on --all if --min-date .. $ ./reparse.php <<revision_id>> --owners .. ok .. Reviewers: epriestley Reviewed By: epriestley CC: aran, Korvin Differential Revision: https://secure.phabricator.com/D5579 |
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