These are independent one-off tools. Maybe you'll find one or more of them helpful.
find-obsolete-skips - look for no-longer-relevant test skips
Once every few months, a bug gets fixed for which we've disabled a test. This script uses (fragile) heuristics to look for Skip messages with an issue in the comments, then queries github to see if issue is still open.
gpr - git pr checkout
Sweet front end to git pr (in the git-extras rpm). Best feature
is that it handles iterative PR pulls, and shows you easy instructions
for reviewing diffs between two iterations of a PR. See its --help.
install-podman - simple VM setup for building podman
One-stop helper for setting up podman sources on a 1mt VM.
Installs prerequisites, does a git checkout into /root/go/podman.
$ ./install-podman 10.0.123.456
jira - command-line access to Jira
Wrapper for command-line jira (containerized tool). All I ever use it
for is jira mine, which shows a navigable screen with my Jiras. Only
useful for those of us who prefer terminal over browser.
stale-issues - generate table of stale Podman issues
Used for RUN-1722, a thorny issue I've never been able to resolve (automatic closing of stale issues).
This script offers a little help for a manual approach: it generates a Markdown table, suitable for pasting into Jira, showing the number of bugs/features/other that have been stale past a number of days. More importantly, each of those numbers is a link to you can click on each one, view the list, and decide which ones you want to close.
The code is horrible, a cobbled-together hack that I never cleaned up.
Usage:
$ ./stale-issues | xsel -b -i (then paste into Jira)
or
$ ./stale-issues github | xsel -b -i (and paste into Github)