Yay! The Windows 10 pages are more manageable now.
Of course the reports for the old builds are still all bunched into the Win10 group which is a bit ugly.
So I'm proposing the attached script to migrate them to the new Windows 10 groups. That changes the URL of individual reports though.
For instance https://test.winehq.org/data/.../win10_cw-gtx560-1709-64/version.html will become https://test.winehq.org/data/.../win1709_cw-gtx560-1709-64/version.html
So if any one has put links to individual reports in a bug report or an email the links will break (they will break in about 60 days anyway).
So here's how to move the old Windows 10 reports to their new groups if we want to:
cd winetest/data renamedirs --dry-run # ... check the output renamedirs # for real now gather --update-all # rebuilds the group index files build-index # rebuilds the main index
Note: I did not really test this script. I handled the migration of my winetest instance the heavy-handed way by requeuing all the reports. But I did run it with --dry-run against the winehq tree and the output looked ok.