After a few folks tested this, I realized their results aren't
being submitted because they have existing .config files with
the old submit hook definition:
which no longer matches how the script expects to be called.
Telling everyone to edit their config files is dumb, so let's
handle being called that way instead, but also print a warning
that people should edit the username and password out of their
config file for security.
After a few folks tested this, I realized their results aren't
being submitted because they have existing .config files with
the old submit hook definition:
commithook="./fedora_submit.py $username $password -l $logfile"
which no longer matches how the script expects to be called.
Telling everyone to edit their config files is dumb, so let's
handle being called that way instead, but also print a warning
that people should edit the username and password out of their
config file for security.
Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson awilliam@redhat.com