This adds a safety check for the eolwarn command, which can potentially edit bugs multiple times: we check if we've already commented on the first bug in the list, and bail out if so. There is a --force option to override this. We also add a --start-bug option which can be used to work on only bugs with an ID higher than the ID given - this is intended for use if an eolwarn run dies halfway through, you can run it again with --start-bug (last edited ID) and it will pick up where it left off (and pass the safety check).
This adds a safety check for the eolwarn command, which can potentially edit bugs multiple times: we check if we've already commented on the first bug in the list, and bail out if so. There is a
--forceoption to override this. We also add a--start-bugoption which can be used to work on only bugs with an ID higher than the ID given - this is intended for use if an eolwarn run dies halfway through, you can run it again with--start-bug (last edited ID)and it will pick up where it left off (and pass the safety check).