📰 Custom Issue
As a core dev and recent iris release manager, I totally ❤️ the release_do_nothing.py script.
It gives me the confidence of getting the release right first time, so as such it's pretty priceless as it makes my job way easier.
However, I tend to not do the release in one sitting, end-to-end, so mid-release and coming back to it, I have to cycle through the SECTIONS of the script to get back to where I left off.
It would be handy to be able to jump in to the script, starting for a custom SECTION e.g., something like this:
> python release_do_nothing.py --section 10
Or extending the script so that it automatically locally cached the stage of the release so that you can hop back in seamlessly. If this was attractive as a workflow, I'd imaging that you'd also want a way of clearing the cache e.g.,
> python release_do_nothing.py --clean
Thoughts?
📰 Custom Issue
As a core dev and recent
irisrelease manager, I totally ❤️ the release_do_nothing.py script.It gives me the confidence of getting the release right first time, so as such it's pretty priceless as it makes my job way easier.
However, I tend to not do the release in one sitting, end-to-end, so mid-release and coming back to it, I have to cycle through the
SECTIONSof the script to get back to where I left off.It would be handy to be able to jump in to the script, starting for a custom
SECTIONe.g., something like this:> python release_do_nothing.py --section 10Or extending the script so that it automatically locally cached the stage of the release so that you can hop back in seamlessly. If this was attractive as a workflow, I'd imaging that you'd also want a way of clearing the cache e.g.,
Thoughts?