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Gerrit 2.11 no longer seems to support the sortKey method of skipping changes. Instead is provides a --start option that takes a number of changes to skip. See: https://review.openstack.org/Documentation/cmd-query.html In addition, this required a change to the format of the changes dict. It turns out we were overwriting some changes if two had the same id. This is common in stable branch cherry picks. In order to avoid this, I used a tuple of id, project, branch as the key for the changes dict. This does break compatibility with existing cache files, so a check was added to clear old caches. Both of these changes were required together because otherwise we end up with a smaller number of items in changes than we should have, and the --start argument is incorrect so we start double processing changes, which breaks the loop because it looks like the change was already cached. Change-Id: If5ab46ce3367b3790e0db1d8bb1ed18e39202ad9 |
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