Since meanwhile more than a day has passed that this PR has receive two OTC approvals and has been marked 'ready' I've been trying to push this to master at [email protected]:tools.git

Yet I get write access denied:

Pushing to [email protected]:tools.git
FATAL: W any tools [email protected] DENIED by fallthru
(or you mis-spelled the reponame)
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Is maybe also here an inconsistency with my alternative email address,
or are only OTC members allowed to push to this repo?

This repo still belongs to OMC at the moment IIRC

I've raised the ownership question with the rest of the OMC. Meanwhile, I'm merging this now, for the sake of expedience.

Merged

d250d42 allow simple copy&paste for the series of shell commands in OpenSSL-Query/README.md
c217de2 add missing dependency info to the Testing section of OpenSSL-Query/README.md

Argh... I forgot to edit the messages to correct the merge URLs :-/

I forgot to edit the messages

You do know that addrev can write the correct URLs in the first place right? i.e. via the "--tools" option

Argh... I forgot to edit the messages to correct the merge URLs :-/

Thanks @levitte for taking over the merge.
I don't see anything wrong with it :)

You do know that addrev can write the correct URLs in the first place right? i.e. via the "--tools" option

I actually hadn't discovered that... and now I see --web too... it's really not the best of interfaces, I would rather have something that looks at the remote or something like that.
I've been thinking that addrev needs a rewrite anyway, it makes too much duplicate work (every separate commit that's to be rewritten generates that exact same calls to the people DB, that's a huge waste of time).... it won't happen immediately, though.

I don't see anything wrong with it :)

    (Merged from https://github.com/openssl/openssl/pull/58)

Have a hard look. I totally expect an "Ah-ha!!!" from you 😉

Ah, yes, @levitte, I must have had tomatoes on my eyes 😉
(which is the literal translation of a German saying with obvious meaning)

BTW, with the enhanced version of ghmerge I'm currently setting up in #59,
the merge could have been done very conveniently in a little error-prone manner like this:

ghmerge --tools --nomerge 58 paulidale levitte

... ok. I promise I'll have a closer look, but do expect scepticism until I warm up to it, 'k?

Meanwhile, the above example use of ghmerge has simplified to

ghmerge --tools 58 paulidale levitte