Misc

Pedro's miscellaneous handy scripts.

• core-dispatcher/core-dispatcher

A kernel.core_pattern script that decides where the core file will go depending on the cwd of the program that crashed. This is useful if for example, you want all cores to go to /tmp, except cores for programs that run inside some directory, like the GDB testsuite.

• dejagnu/deja-color

Colorize a DejaGnu sum unified diff. Regressions are displayed in red, progressions in green.

• dejagnu/deja-diff

Diff two DejaGnu sum files, and run the output through deja-color for colorization.

• dejagnu/deja-summary

Summarize DejaGnu sum results by test file. With --pass, prints only test files with all PASS results.

• gdb/signals.gdb

Adds a useful "info signal-dispositions" command to GDB, a command that lists signal dispositions.

• gerrit/gerrit-restore-rest

Batch-restore a series of abandoned Gerrit changes, using the REST interface. This is the easiest to use, it can retrieve the set of related patches of a series automatically for you. However, it requires setting up a HTTP password/token in Gerrit.

• gerrit/gerrit-restore-ssh

Batch-restore a series of abandoned Gerrit changes, using SSH. This is not as easy to use, but does not require setting up a HTTP password/token in Gerrit.

• git/git-branch-sort

Sort git branches by last modified date. Very helpful to find that branch I was working on recently.

• git/git-branch-status

Find the commits delta between two branches, or between current branch and another branch.

• git/git-contribs

Shows the git repo's top contributors.

• git/git-fix-date

Reset the top commit's date.

• git/git-initial-rev

Find the repo's initial commit's hash.

• git/git-initial-rev-blame

• git/git-old-gdb-branches

• git/git-push-gdb

Helper to push to upstream GDB master.

• git/git-show-gnu
• git/git-tracks

Show what remote branch the current branch is tracking.

• git/git-upstream-update

Pull from upstream GDB, and push to github.

• git/git-who

Sort committers by number of commits.

• patchwork/pwupdate-already-pushed

Patchwork helper that automatically marks patches whose subject says "commit", "pushed", or "fyi" as 'Committed'.

• quilt/quilt.sh

My quilt aliases.

• stgit/gd

I use this all the time. It basically shows me what the current commit would look like if I did "stg refresh". Shows the difference between the current checkout and the previous commit (including unstaged stages).

• stgit/ssd

Shorthand for "series series -d". Another one that I use all the time.

• stgit/stg-branch-backup

Like 'stg branch --clone', but stays in the current branch. I use this quite often to back up the current state of the branch I'm working on, before doing more invasive destructive changes (involving reordering or squashing patches, for example).

• stgit/stg-branch-raw-list

Like 'stg branch --list', but print only the branch names.

• stgit/stg-branch-rename

Like 'stg branch --rename', but allows renaming the current branch.

• stgit/stg-branch-sort

Like git-branch-sort (list branches in last-worked-on chronological order), but filter out internal stgit branches. I.e., the branch listed at the bottom will be the branch you were working on last night... ;-)

• stgit/stg-defresh-top

Transfers all hunks from the top patch, into the workspace. I used to use this for splitting patches, but I no longer do.

• stgit/stg-delete-top

Delete the current top patch. Nowadays you can use stg delete -t instead.

• stgit/stg-move-to-end

Simple stgit helper script that moves a given patch to the end of the whole series.

• stgit/stg-rebase-upstream

Fetch from GDB upstream and rebase on top of upstream master.

• stgit/stg-refresh

Run "stg refresh" and then run "git diff --check" to show trailing # whitespace, etc.

• stgit/stg-series-hash

Like 'stg series', but also shows each patch's git hash. Nowadays you can do stg series -i instead.

• stgit/stg-squash-next

Simple `stg squash' wrapper that simplifies squashing the current patch with the next.