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[Rodrigo Figueiredo Zaiden <mp+436273@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

The proposal to merge ~rodrigo-zaiden/ubuntu-qa-tools:kernel-sru-check into ubuntu-qa-tools:master has been updated.

Description changed to:

While running 'security-tools/kernel-sru-check' with the actual state, the bug assignee is changed for the runner, as well as the status that is moved to "In Progress". We may want to preserve the status and only change if asked to, that is what is proposed here with the argument '-a' or '--assign'. If this is the case, we are showing the assignee.
In other words, the current execution of the script will change the status to "In Progress" and the assignee to the runner, by default. This change propose to move that condition (change status and assignee to the runner) when asked so, with the argument "assign" (either -a or --assign).

 $ ./kernel-sru-check -a
 [<example>] Bug <example>
 kinetic kinetic/linux: <example>
 https://launchpad.net/bugs/<example>
 In Progress: <assignee>

Also added a verbose argument to show status and assignee if status is 'Confirmed' but not yet assigned.

 $ ./kernel-sru-check -v
 [<example>] Bug <example>
 kinetic kinetic/linux: <example>
 https://launchpad.net/bugs/<example>
 Confirmed: canonical-security

for each kernel version, it will first show the 'Confirmed' needing assignment and then the 'In Progress' issues.

For now, if the assign argument is used, it will assign all kernels to the current runner. A next commit could be to be able to specific which kernels to move to In Progress and also be able to specify different users.

For more details, see:
https://code.launchpad.net/~rodrigo-zaiden/ubuntu-qa-tools/+git/ubuntu-qa-tools/+merge/436273
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