According to the import specification, it's fine to parse Thurs as
Thu, Tues as Tue, and Sept as Sep, as these are all unambiguous. This
fixes imports of the following:
Applications of multiple regular expression replacements are factored
out into _apply_re_substitutions(). This function isn't explicitly
tested; the comprehensive test coverage of its only caller
Changelog._parse_changelog_date() is sufficient.
In importing source packages that exist in non-EOL releases but have
since been deleted, these further twelve packages fail to import and
have never been imported, so add these to the denylist for now.
These package are not yet imported. They will need individual
investigation to fix the edge case issues that cause them to fail. In
the meantime, we won't attempt to import them automatically to avoid
blocking up worker slots.
These are installed and managed manually; these are the current ones in
use in production, with the exception that in
git-ubuntu-importer-service-worker@.service we're currently manually
specifying the IP to connect to, and so this is substituted out.
Asking the worker for --no-push enables a deeper dry run for performance
testing purposes. Unlike the behaviour of "git ubuntu import", "push
mode" is the default here because normally when one sets up the importer
service, it would be surprising behaviour not to do this, and this is
the only use case for this command.
