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- Mark-Simulacrum
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Monday evening in North America is a good time to do it because This Week in Rust (see below) is usually
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published on Tuesday, US time, and so it means the PR to include the triage
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First, check the previous triage log entry. Look for responses in PRs, and
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follow up on any promised actions. (i.e. nag people!)
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+ While looking at the previous triage log entry, take note of the final commit in
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+ the revision range from that triage period. The noted final commit ` $PARENT ` will
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+ be the parent commit that we use for the current round of triage.
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Start the new triage log entry in a new file using a ` YYYY-MM-DD.md ` -form name.
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Follow the format of the previous entries.
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- View the [ perf website] ( https://perf.rust-lang.org ) .
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+ Use the provided script to automate building the file:
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+ ```
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+ % ./weekly-report.py PARENT > YYYY-MM-DD.md
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+ ```
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+ You can also do it manually, starting by viewing the [ perf website] ( https://perf.rust-lang.org ) .
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- Determine the revision range. The start revision corresponds to the end
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revision from the previous log entry. The end revision is the latest measured
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