update-glibc.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Run this from within the repo. Tested with glibc.
# This is what I have in my glibc git-config
#
# [pw]                                                             
#        server = https://patchwork.sourceware.org/api/1.2/
#        project = glibc
#        username = <my username>
#        password = <my password>
#        states = committed,accepted,superseded,deferred,rejected

# Set this to your patchwork repo path
PWROOT=$HOME/src/upstream/patchwork

STATES="--state accepted --state new --state under-review"
STATES="$STATES --state changes-requested"
STATES="$STATES --state committed"

git remote update
git log --pretty=oneline master..origin/master | awk '{print $1}' |
        while read gh; do
                h=$(git diff $gh~1..$gh | python $PWROOT/patchwork/hasher.py)
                pwid=$(git-pw patch list --hash $h $STATES -f simple --column ID | grep -v -e ID -e "\--")

                if [ -n "$pwid" ]; then
                        echo "$(git log --pretty=oneline $gh~1..$gh): OK"
                        git-pw patch update --commit-ref $gh --state committed $pwid
                else
                        echo "$(git log --pretty=oneline $gh~1..$gh): MISSING"
                fi
        done