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[Little Girl <littlergirl@xxxxxxxxx>]

I looked through the files and don't see a script that does entity
substitution. From what I can see, not every reference to an outdated
release is inside of a specific kind of entity, and not all uses of the
release names have anything to do with the releases (for instance, one
could use the word "precise" or "Precise" when referring to aiming at
something with the mouse, and it would have nothing to do with the
Precise release).

Since that means updating release references probably have to be done
manually, I wrote a script. It checks for the names of all releases and
displays a list of page names for each one that it finds. The array it
uses contains each release name in lower case and also in upper and
lower case. This way it won't miss any, and you'll know exactly what to
search for inside each file when updating them.

I haven't pushed it onto the server because I don't know whether it
would be welcome. You can push it if it is, or let me know and I'll do
it. (:

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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1225247

Title:
  addremove-sources.page needs to say saucy

Status in “ubuntu-docs” package in Ubuntu:
  New

Bug description:
  s/precise/saucy

  Please see the file contents. The repository codes are talking about
  precise when they should be talking about saucy.

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