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"[LOS-1255] Add the production release day in the latest news when a new release goes to testing"
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You're right, I misread that.
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3325a12b · put prodday in common.sh and add the prodday to testing email
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5a4e5788 · put prodday in common.sh and add the prodday to testing email
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I'm using PRODDAY (next production date), and DELAYED is the previous production date, that uses the PRODDATE config
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Can you add the PRODDATE to email_testing.tpl
too? At this point, it probably makes sense to move the PRODDATE definition to common.sh
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Also later using just "date" rather than a pathed date.
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PRODDAY="$(/usr/bin/date +%F --date='wednesday + 1 week')"
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