Added separate list to distinguish between trees to be tracked and those to be reported. And it works this time too. Trees that are not reported by default can be seen via 'mozbot trees name-of-not-reported-tree'.

webtools/mozbot/mozbot.pl

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ use Net::FTP;
 
 $|++;
 
-my $VERSION = "1.64"; # keep me in sync with the mozilla.org cvs repository
+my $VERSION = "1.65"; # keep me in sync with the mozilla.org cvs repository
 my $debug = 1; # debug output also includes warnings, errors
 
 my %msgcmds = (
@@ -151,7 +151,9 @@ my $last_moon = 0;
 my $last_uuid = 0;
 
 # leave @trees empty if you don't want tinderbox details
+# @all_trees must be a superset of @trees
 
+my @all_trees = qw (SeaMonkey SeaMonkey-Ports);
 my @trees = qw (SeaMonkey);
 if ($nick =~ /grend/) {
     @trees = qw (Grendel);
@@ -782,7 +784,7 @@ sub bot_tinderbox {
         # politely report failures
         if (! exists $$trees{$t})
             {
-            $buf .= "unknown tree \"$t\", trees include @trees. ";
+            $buf .= "unknown tree \"$t\", trees include @all_trees. ";
             }
         else
             {
@@ -1007,7 +1009,7 @@ sub rdfchannel {
 sub tinderbox
     {
     &debug ("fetching tinderbox status");
-    my ($newtrees, $newstatus) = Tinderbox::status (\@trees);
+    my ($newtrees, $newstatus) = Tinderbox::status (\@all_trees);
 
 		if (! $newtrees)
 			{