./PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-1.2.90000644000000000000000000000013112747632540012664 xustar0030 mtime=1470051680.212203396 29 atime=1470051680.30020084 30 ctime=1470051680.212203396 ui-auto-1.2.9/0000755000175000017500000000000012747632540013742 5ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000ui-auto-1.2.9/PaxHeaders.8980/README0000644000000000000000000000007312471405200013452 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.860013047 29 ctime=1470051680.19620386 ui-auto-1.2.9/README0000644000175000017500000001734012471405200014610 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000====================================================================== Abstract ====================================================================== ui-auto is a set of shell tools to manage software project development. 1. Release automation First of all, there is support for automation of software release around the 'ui-auto-release' tool; it currently (Oct 2009) supports the build systems autotools and cmake and the version control systems cvs, svn and git. Its basic goal is to automate the reoccurring administrative duties around software releases (like NEWS/ChangeLog files, VC tagging, uploading, ...). It also has a non-interactive mode that makes it suitable for automated snaphot builds from cron, and a special Debian mode to automate Debian package builds. Tools: ui-auto-release, ui-auto-ubs, ui-auto-uvc, ui-auto-release-multi 2. Development help Secondly, there is also a set of tools to help develop from VC checkouts (simply via environment variables). This is useful if you develop on several projects at the same time having inter-dependencies. Tools: ui-auto-env, ui-auto-shell, ui-auto-update 3. cmake and autotools library There is small library for autotools (m4 macros) and cmake (tests) to avoid redundancies per project for ui-auto project. Using any of these is totally optional, though. ====================================================================== NEWS ====================================================================== === Updating from 1.0.x->1.2.x NEWS === No changes (1) are needed to update projects using 1.0.x; you will need to amend your project config if you want to use the new Debian support, however. (1) If you use autotools, the UI_INIT macro and have "long" filenames in your project: Note that "tar-ustar filename-length-max=155" is no longer hardcoded default as automake option; instead, you now set automake options yourself using arg 5 of UI_INIT: I recommend just using tar-pax nowadays: 'UI_INIT([src/foo/main.c],,,,[tar-pax])'. === Updating from 0.1.3 === Tools: - Command syntax changes fo all tools (ui-auto-*). See -h on any tool. User configuration: - Migrate ~/.ui-auto-env.* into ~/.ui-auto.conf (see User Nutshell). ui-auto enabled projects: - Only use the snippets in Developer Nutshell for configure.ac/Makefile.am; remove everything else that looks ui-autoish. - Generic check macro for other ui-auto projects is now "UI_CHECK"; also handles library packages. - Replace: - UI_CLEAN_DISTDIR_CRUFT -> UI_DISTDIR_CRUFT. - UI_LIB_CHECK_VERSION -> UI_CHECK. - Remove all efforts for producing "version.h", "version.c" or "$PACKAGE-version" script; this is all handled automatically now. ====================================================================== Introduction ====================================================================== You might learn more in the (yet [Feb 2007] unfinished) introduction (i.e., file INTRODUCTION). This file only contains some "quickstart style" starters without much explanations. ====================== Nutshell: Installation ====================== This does not apply if you are using ui-auto via your distribution or a standard local install. However, if you intend to use ui-auto itself the "ui-auto" way -- i.e., directly from the version control directory: a) Get (a version of) the ui-auto source tree [2006-Oct: svn://svn.schlund.de/ssr/trunk/ui-auto]. b) Configure your ~/.ui-auto.conf for ui-auto (see User Nutshell below); name it "ui_auto". c) Taint your shell to use that very ui-auto source tree: eval `/src/tools/ui-auto-env ui_auto` If you are not working with different versions frequently, you might want to automate that in, e.g., ~/.profile. =========================================== User Nutshell: Use ui-auto enabled projects =========================================== a) Add a file "~/.ui-auto.conf", and add the project(s) you want to use with ui-auto. Use the proivided '.user.ui-auto.conf' sample file as template, and adapt to your needs. b1) Taint your shell: eval `ui-auto-env project1` : Environment ready to use project1. eval `ui-auto-env -d project1`: Environment ready to use project1 and all its dependencies. b2) Or (easier): Create new dedicated shells: ui-auto-shell ui-auto-env project1: Shell ready to use project1. ui-auto-shell -d project1` : Shell ready to use project1 and all its dependencies. c) ui-auto-strap -c && ./configure && make d) b) and c) can also be automated in a separate shell using the "ui-auto-update" tool; see ui-auto-update -h. =================================================== Developer Nutshell: Manage ui-auto enabled projects =================================================== 1. Add file ".ui-auto.conf" to top level; see 'ui-auto-release -p|-P' for all options, their defaults and descriptions. 2. configure.ac: - Add macro UI_INIT after AC_INIT. - Add any number of additional UI_* macros later if needed. 3. Makefile.am: Add this snippet -- @UI_AUTO_AM@ all-local: ui-auto-all clean-local: ui-auto-clean distclean-local: ui-auto-distclean install-data-local: ui-auto-install-data install-exec-local: ui-auto-install-exec uninstall-local: ui-auto-uninstall dist-hook: ui-auto-dist --- This should give you full support for all UI_* macros called from configure.ac. =================================================== Release Nutshell: Manage releases via ui-auto-release =================================================== [moved for ui-utilcpp README 2008-JAN-08; may need some updates, but is basically correct.] Package Versioning Scheme ------------------------- ui-auto-release automates the release prodedure in this package. ChangeLog can be produced automatically from VC logs. VERSION="MAJOR.MINOR.DATE" (1.0.* and smaller) VERSION="MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH" (1.1.0 and greater) MAJOR: Substantial changes. MINOR: Odd numbers development versions, even numbers "stable" versions. Each time we postulate some release "stable", this number is increased by one (from odd to even), CVS is tagged, then increased again by one (from even to odd). Changes (and subsequent Patchlevel releases) to that stable version might be done later in a seperate branch (if needed). DATE : Date in the form YYYYMMDD. Patchlevel releases. PATCH: Patchlevel version. The initial development branch should be 0.1. The initial stable branch should be 1.0 (rather than 0.2). From now on, the first number should now only change for really substantial changes. So, release versions should develop like this (DATE is always computed automatically): Release comes from 0.1.* initial development branch. 1.0.* initial stable branch. 1.1.* development branch. 1.2.* stable branch. 1.3.* development branch. ... Library Versioning Scheme ------------------------- This package uses "libtool" to create all libraries, and adopts the "Libtool Versioning System" for shared libraries. Please see in libtool's documentation. Main library versions and package versions relate to each other this away: Name Package Version Library Main Version 1st unstable branch 0.1.* 0 1st stable branch 1.0.* 1 2nd unstable branch 1.1.* 2 2nd stable branch 1.2.* 3 ... This way, odd library main versions denote stable versions; this is simple and effective. As little drawback, we are not able to reflect interface incompatible changes _inside_ an unstable branch by means of so-library versioning. So if you do not relink, odd things might happen -- but hey, it's unstable ;). 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"$@" ret=$? if test -f "$cofile"; then test "$cofile" = "$ofile" || mv "$cofile" "$ofile" elif test -f "${cofile}bj"; then test "${cofile}bj" = "$ofile" || mv "${cofile}bj" "$ofile" fi rmdir "$lockdir" exit $ret # Local Variables: # mode: shell-script # sh-indentation: 2 # eval: (add-hook 'write-file-hooks 'time-stamp) # time-stamp-start: "scriptversion=" # time-stamp-format: "%:y-%02m-%02d.%02H" # time-stamp-time-zone: "UTC" # time-stamp-end: "; # UTC" # End: ui-auto-1.2.9/PaxHeaders.8980/.user.ui-auto.conf0000644000000000000000000000007412471405200016060 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.864012939 30 ctime=1470051680.208203511 ui-auto-1.2.9/.user.ui-auto.conf0000644000175000017500000000704212471405200017213 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000# Example user configuration file. # # Put this file to ~/.ui-auto.conf, and adapt to your needs. #---------------------------------------------------------------------- # [ Global user configuration ] # # This section has some (very few) configuration options to be # configured for the user (i.e., for the development environment, not # the project). 'Global' for all projects you develop under this user. #---------------------------------------------------------------------- # Set temporary dir if needed. # # Per default, "/tmp" is used for temporary dirs/files, which is # usually quite sane. However, some systems might not hold enough # space in "/tmp" (especially for bigger projects) so you may adjust # this here if needed. ui_auto_userpref_tmpdir="${HOME}/var/tmp" # Release tarball signing # # Set this to true if you generally won't sign tarballs ui_auto_userpref_nosign=false # # Custom commmands for signing release tarballs. We try local # signing first; if that fails, remote signing is tried. # # %s: Will be replace by absolute signature file # %t: Will be replace by absolute tarball file # # Local signing # Default is "gpg --sign --detach --armor --output=%s %t" ui_auto_userpref_sign="gpg --sign --detach --armor --local-user=0123ABCD --output=%s %t" # # Remote signing # Default is "" ui_auto_userpref_rsign="ui-auto-rsign [youruser@]yoursignhost %t %s --local-user=0123ABCD" # Debian package building: Aditional user options for *-buildpackage # # Usually, options for signing come in handy here. # # Example: '-us -uc': Disable signing for this user. # Example: '-k0123ABCD': Set signing user id. ui_auto_userpref_dbuild_options="" # Debian package uploading: Aditional user dput options # # Usually, you will set "-u" if you use unsigned package building (see above). ui_auto_userpref_dput_options="" # Global Debian directory; we use subdirectories named like the Debian package as debdirs. # # - You can also configure this on a per-package basis (see below). # - This is not used in Debian only mode. # # Default is ../ui-auto-release-debian. # Example: "/home/foo/src/svn-bar-deb" ui_auto_userpref_debdir="" # Tool or extra options to locally sign debian changes files. # # Default is "debsign" ui_auto_userpref_debsign="debsign -k123ABCDE" # Tool or extra options to remotely sign debian changes files. # # When empty, remote signing will not be tried. # # Default is "" ui_auto_userpref_debrsign="debrsign -k123ABCDE user@remote.sign.host" #---------------------------------------------------------------------- # [ Per project user configuration ] # # The string before the last "_" is the id (name) of the project, # which you can now use as argument to ui-auto-env|shell|update. Note # that you cannot use the hyphen in a variable name -- change it to # underscore. E.g. for project "ui-auto", one would usually use # "ui_auto". #---------------------------------------------------------------------- # => Example project lib-xy # # Project's local location: Needed for ui-auto-env|shell|update. lib_xy_loc="/home/foo/src/svn-bar/trunk/lib-xy" # Project's dependencies on other here-defined projects: Needed for ui-auto-env|shell|update. lib_xy_deps="" # Special configure options: Used by ui-auto-update and for autoconf projects only. lib_xy_conf="" # Debian directory for this project: This precedes any global options about the debdir. lib_xy_debdir="/home/foo/src/svn-bar-deb/lib-xy" # => Example project project-xy; depends on lib-xy # project_xy_loc="/home/foo/src/svn-bar/trunk/project-xy" project_xy_deps="libxy" project_xy_conf="--disable-ui-doxygen" ui-auto-1.2.9/PaxHeaders.8980/NEWS0000644000000000000000000000013212747632447013312 xustar0030 mtime=1470051623.577847961 30 atime=1470051623.633846335 30 ctime=1470051680.192203976 ui-auto-1.2.9/NEWS0000644000175000017500000010666712747632447014467 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000Summaries of important changes how ui-auto is used or behaves. See ChangeLog for more details. Downloads: o Generic: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ui-auto/files/ o Current: http://sourceforge.net/projects/ui-auto/files//stable/ui-auto-1.2.9.tar.gz ================================================================ ui-auto-1.2.9 (stable) (Mon, 01 Aug 2016 11:40:21 +0000): Patched stable release. Changes since 1.2.8: Stephan Sürken (2): * [a617d88] ui-auto-release[-multi]: Fix/provide consistent 'user home' value for auto-generated man pages. * [fe94999] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.9. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.8 (stable) (Sat, 30 Jul 2016 22:00:39 +0000): Patched stable release. Changes since 1.2.7: Stephan Sürken (11): * [269ebad] Makefile.am(reproducible builds): Bugfix: Always use our in-project m4 macros. * [1104112] src/tools/ui-auto-shell: Add extra support for better usage output via -h|H. * [0d27e29] src/tools/Makefile.am: Don't ignore failures on automatic man page generation any more. * [44d1921] ui-auto.m4(reproducible builds): Fix comparison: Must use "test", not square brackets in m4 macros. * [a03ecbf] ui-auto-release (reproducible builds): Apply Chris' snapshot version patch here too, as -- alas -- this ends up in the man page as well. * [7441d98] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.8. * [6000966] src/tools/Makefile.am: Fix for distcheck (we now need basename of $<). ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.7 (stable) (Mon, 25 Jul 2016 11:46:22 +0000): Patched stable release. Changes since 1.2.6: Stephan Sürken (2): * [6a2f8b8] build system: Support SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH (reproducable builds) (thx to Chris Lamb). * [69f12bd] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.7. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.6 (stable) (Mon, 25 Apr 2016 16:01:46 +0000): Patched stable release. Changes since 1.2.5: Stephan Sürken (2): * [fc9f7b3] ui-auto-uvc: Fix svn detection for subversion >= 1.7. * [2c06fc4] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.6. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.5 (stable) (Mon, 29 Jun 2015 15:04:18 +0000): Patched stable release. Properly support released Debian jessie and new testing stretch in hardcoded templates. Changes since 1.2.4: Stephan Sürken (2): * [ab2381d] template.deb_*: Update jessie version to stable/80, and add stretch. * [8547298] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.5. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.4 (stable) (Sun, 10 May 2015 14:43:09 +0000): Patched stable release. Changes since 1.2.3: Stephan Sürken (3): * [53825df] template.deb_git+mbd-1.0: Make work with git-buildpackage >= 0.6.24 (sid/stretch: uses "gbp target" only). * [b1e6924] .ui-auto.conf: Update to be able to build snapshots on hellfield. * [9d8de5c] configure.ac: Prepare release 1.2.4. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.3 (stable) (Wed, 26 Nov 2014 14:14:28 +0000): Patched stable release. Changes since 1.2.2: Stephan Sürken (2): * [a12c11e] ui-doxygen.m4: Only install known target dirs (fixes distcheck errors with newer doxygen) * [f50624d] configure.ac: Prepare release 1.2.3. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.2 (stable) (Mon, 18 Aug 2014 17:45:50 +0200): Patched stable release. Changes since 1.2.1: Stephan Sürken (11): * [cff655f] ui-auto-uvc[svn]: news: Fix: Don't use fmt option '--goal' (seems this is a new one...). (Fixes svn autonews on older systems) * [51b2f44] .ui-auto.conf: Add alternate mbd target. * [4c34c4c] ui-auto-uvc: news, 'filter_nice': Grml: Workaround bash segfault (<= wheezy only). * [2fde331] ui-auto-release: NEWS file: Use RFC-2822 date format (was: UTC, possibly localized). * [3881971] ui-auto-release: autonews: When release date string parsing fails, fall back to file modification date (instead of failing). * [460fab9] ui-auto-release: Add support for a custom local signing command. * [eac97bb] Add script 'ui-auto-rsign' aka "debrsign for upstream" * [007b496] ui-auto-release: Support (optional) release remote signing. * [213e65d] ui-auto-uvc[svn]: news: filter_nice: Harden header regex. * [68f6b84] ui-auto-release: autonews/svn: Use actual revision from remote tag URL. * [0e97570] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.2. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.1 (stable) (Tue Aug 12 19:47:53 UTC 2014): Patched stable release. Mostly polishing some rough edges around autonews. Changes since 1.2.0: Stephan Sürken (7): * [14a3ff3] ui-auto-release: autonews: Add the "since tag" to the "Changes" header. * [1399807] ui-auto-release: autonews: Print error/info text to NEWS when command fails. * [0deb7df] ui-auto-release: autonews: Skip "UNRELEASED" sections for the automated "since tag". * [5207849] ui-auto-release: Auto-restore original NEWS and ChangeLog in snapshot mode. * [e413097] ui-auto-uvc[svn]: Improve 'news', getting pretty close to what git shortlog does. * [47b6c3f] build system: Remove bashism checker (we _use_ bash nearly for all, and it was not functional anyway...) * [94850ac] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.1. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.2.0 (stable) (Sun Jul 20 10:13:22 UTC 2014): Initial stable release. This is a compatible continuation of the 1.1.x "stable by force" series of releases, and 1.2.x being the new and most likely last maintenance branch for ui-auto. Note that "ui-auto 2.0" has been renamed to "con-dev", and new development/features will go there. As con-dev is not quite ready yet, 1.2.0 also got some new features over 1.1.18 to improve things for the most usual svn/git practices to make life easier in the meantime. Most importantly, it does now fully (with ui-auto's non-distributed paradigma though) support git workflows (Upstream + Debian via gbp), and the automated NEWS via VC is now actually implemented. Changes: Stephan Sürken (22): * [0fc3397] ui-auto-release: Add option 'ui_release_download_loc_append_package', to cope with download location as SourceForge's. * [7b20ada] ui-auto-uvc: git news: Update to better format. * [f994acb] .ui-auto.conf: Fix SourceForge download location (via new config option). * [7c0e547] ui-auto-release: Actually implememt 'autonews from vc', and add an automated release 'type' text * [6b79bbd] ui-auto-release: auto changelog: Indicate that the file 'ChangeLog' was updated in the commit message. * [3920631] .ui-auto.conf: Remove manual_dist flag; this will become 1.2.x with the next release. * [3997365] .ui-auto.conf: Some comment updates. * [ec7774e] ui-auto-uvc: git commit|tag|branch: Always also push to origin. * [091546a] ui-auto-uvc: git checkout: Create same-name local branches for all (other) remote branches * [5d7baa7] ui-auto-release: Auto NEWS: Show command for editing beforehand and further improvments. * [b6528b7] ui-auto-release: notify email subject: use '[ui-auto] ' instead of 'ui-auto: '. * [a7ea368] ui-auto-release: Snapshot sequence: Also run autonews and autochangelog. * [abbda28] Add 'deb_git+mbd-1.0' template. * [6eeb56e] .ui-auto.conf: Connect to Debian packaging on alioth. * [bf4ed9e] ui-auto-release: dpkg-bp: Always sign with extra tool, and support remote signing. * [4501812] Makefile.am: Add .gitignore to dist. * [cd8ad0e] ui-auto-uvc: [svn] Add command "news". * [a94399f] ui-auto-release: Add workaround to make auto-news "sort of work" with svn. * [4bea588] ui-auto-release: [Debian] Add extra error handling when no appropriate changes is found. * [e91e0a3] ui-auto-release: [Debian] Sanity check that we actually have checked out a matching package VC * [e65c8fc] ui-auto-release: [Debian] Snapshots: Use VC-only (aka shorter) Debian revision when upstream already is a snapshot. * [4a0061e] configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.0. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.18 (stable) (Mon May 5 17:15:51 UTC 2014): The "Dead Cow Revisited" 1.1.x maintenance release. This release only adds a config template suitable for mini-buildd 1.0.x archives. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.17 (stable) (Wed Nov 27 19:09:47 UTC 2013): The "Kuhsack" 1.1.x maintenance release. Note: The being-developed 'ui-auto 2.0' will be named 'con-dev'. Stephan Sürken (5): * [2f66c1a] .ui-auto.conf: Drop support for etch and lenny. * [d35e8dc] src/tools/ui-auto-uvc: Add check_installation for "local". * [357e4eb] .gitignore: Update. * [3dedbc1] .ui-auto.conf: Omit Debian configuration (won't work with git). * [b1a0a96] configure.ac: Prepare 1.1.17. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.16 (stable) (Tue Mar 15 15:25:33 UTC 2011): Debian "wheezy" maintenance release: Stephan Sürken (1): src/tools/template.deb_svn+mbd: Add support for wheezy. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.15 (stable) (Mon Feb 7 18:14:07 UTC 2011): "Doh" maintenance release: Stephan Sürken (1): src/tools/ui-auto-release: svn-bp: Also fix/auto-override 'buildArea' for non-standard layouts. (cherry picked from commit dcc10b5d14a419b964c3651d75b6da3a8f8a6f79) ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.14 (stable) (Mon Feb 7 13:55:01 UTC 2011): Maintenance release: Stephan Sürken (60): src/tools/ui-auto-release: svn-bp: Always override 'origDir' so this is always correct independent of layout. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.13 (stable) (Tue Jan 18 15:40:48 UTC 2011): Maintenance release: Stephan Sürken (56): src/m4/ui-doxygen.m4: Bugfix: Create destination directory if it does not exist. (cherry picked from commit 939092832edd3cc8ddf0203732cef982ee20e6fc) ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.12 (stable) (Wed Dec 22 12:46:37 UTC 2010): Maintenance release: * Add support for squeeze for template.deb_svn+mbd. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.11 (stable) (Thu Dec 9 15:31:12 UTC 2010): New stable point release with only one change for apache2 support: * src/m4/ui-with-apxs2.m4: Add UI_WITH_APXS2 m4 macro for autotools. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.10 (stable) (Wed Nov 17 13:19:42 UTC 2010): This is now the de-facto intermediate stable for ui-auto 1.0.x projects, branched at a still compatible point in 2.0 development. Bugfixes will go to 1.1.x branch. See Changelog for changes since 1.1.9. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.9 (unstable) (Thu Jun 4 09:01:44 UTC 2009): Features/Changes: * ui-auto-release: - Make dput options configutable per user. - Retry with changed options on dput failures. - '-S': Now given without separator, and used for Debian revision snapshots, too. - User interface improvements. - Make automatic mode interactively selectable after overview page. - Make snapshot separator configurable; means you can now select your versioning policy: '.': Set new version before you release. '~': Set new upcoming version _after_ you release. - For convenience, start shipping templates for common Debian configurations; initial template is "deb_svn+mbd". * ui-auto-uvc: - Omit '.' separator for vc version string (svn123 rather than svn.123). - Implement "local/path". Fixes: * ui-auto-uvc: - Forgot to migrate vc "local" for new vc loc scheme. - Add "local" to list of supported vcs. - Make "local" default if no other supported vc is found. - "local/checkout": Protect against copying "/." on empty given src. * ui-auto-release: - debian_package: Re-read package version after optional manual version changes. - debian only mode: - Enable stable/unstable switch via -T. - Version magic: Honor all (three) possible use cases. - "Unreleased" use case: Protect sed to only replace in first line. - '-f': Protect default name to be search in PATH (.ui-auto.conf->./.ui-auto.conf). ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.8 (unstable) (Wed May 20 09:20:36 UTC 2009): === Changes from 1.1.7 === Features/Changes: * libopt: On error, output failing command line for better debugging. * autotools/m4: doxygen: On --disable-ui-doxygen, output a notification file for each possible target (def html latex man rtf xml) instead of just a top level README; this helps installers as they can expect the same files/dirs in both situations. * ui-auto-release: - Add "Debian only mode" support to be able to use sequent 'debian_package' for native Debian packages (or where we do not control upstream). - Sequent 'debian_package': Re-use top-level sections marked as UNRELEASED, and add even more magic around the automated changes. - Add common ui_commit function; for any commits, this - adds affirmation. - adds diff view. - adds re-edit options. - always skips on snapshot mode. * ui-auto-uvc: Add command "diff". === Proposed 1.0.x->1.2.x NEWS === This new main release focuses on support for the "cmake" build system and major updates to ui-auto-release. The latter includes support for clean vc strapping before release, more flexible via "sequence" support, automated Debian release, non-interactive runs and project config "check+doc+print" support. Version control: Added support for meta VC "local" and "git" (experimental). No changes (1) are needed to update projects using 1.0.x; you will need to amend your project config if you want to use the new Debian support, however. Notes: (1) If you use autotools, the UI_INIT macro and have "long" filenames in your project: Note that "tar-ustar filename-length-max=155" is no longer hardcoded default as automake option; instead, you now set automake options yourself using arg 5 of UI_INIT: I recommend just using tar-pax nowadays: 'UI_INIT([src/foo/main.c],,,,[tar-pax])'. ---------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.7 (unstable) (Thu Apr 9 09:10:00 UTC 2009): === Proposed 1.0.x->1.2.x NEWS === This new main release focuses on support for the "cmake" build system and major updates to ui-auto-release. The latter includes support for clean vc strapping before release, more flexible via "sequence" support, automated Debian release, non-interactive runs and project config "check+doc+print" support. Version control: Added support for meta VC "local" and "git" (experimental). No changes (1) are needed to update projects using 1.0.x; you will need to amend your project config if you want to use the new Debian support, however. Notes: (1) If you use autotools, the UI_INIT macro and have "long" filenames in your project: Note that "tar-ustar filename-length-max=155" is no longer hardcoded default as automake option; instead, you now set automake options yourself using arg 5 of UI_INIT: I recommend just using tar-pax nowadays: 'UI_INIT([src/foo/main.c],,,,[tar-pax])'. === Changes from 1.1.6 === Features/Changes: * Add cmake macro support; macros will be installed to /usr/share/ui-auto/cmake. Initial entry is FindApache1.3.cmake. * ui-auto-uvc: - Skip "preprocess" part which was needed for (older) svn implementations only; effectively fixes running "svn up" unwanted. - New command "add". - Add path (-P) support. * ui-auto-ubs: cmake strap now initially supports the clean ("c"|"C") options. * ui-auto-release: - Sequent bs_strap now also runs clean with strap; this may be needed in "local checkout mode" to get clean build env. - '-f': Convenience: Enhanced code so you may use checkout mode from outside the project and w/o giving "-C svn/URL" explicitly using "-f x/project/.ui-auto.conf -c". - Better error handling on sequent failure. - Add "ui_release_deb_orig_commit" (diversed) config option; you may automate Debian orig tarball checkin with that. - Sequent "fail-over" in interactive mode. - Add new wrapper tool "ui-auto-release-multi" to simplify configuration of multiple, automatic runs. - Caveat fix: On VC path autodetection (-c), actually compute the vcpath from the VC working directory (via ui-auto-uvc -P) instead of using configuration from .ui-auto.conf (think about releasing a patch release from a fresh branch). - Sequent status support, and always print sequence results on exit. - Sequent doc support (i.e., show doc and ask before any sequence). New option -I to see doc. - Add a non-action mode, option "-n". Fixes: * -ubs and -uvc: checkinstallation: Generalize installation checks, and effectively add error message to stderr on error. * -uvc: svn: dont run "svn up" when getting version. Instead, use svnversion and also chake for existence of that tool. * Non-snapshot release: Don't open EDITOR for autonews in automatic mode. * -f: When config file is given on command line, also run checks for that file (not .ui-auto.conf). * -ubs: distcheck/cmake: Add missing package build. * Auto upstream changes: Fix folding/prefix handling; recommended line length is now 64 chars. * Check/exit on root user later so informational actions like -h -p -P are avaiable for root. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.6 (unstable) (Wed Mar 11 09:21:49 UTC 2009): === Proposed 1.0.x->1.2.x NEWS === This new main release focuses on support for the "cmake" build system and major updates to ui-auto-release. The latter includes support for clean vc strapping before release, more flexible via "sequence" support, automated Debian release, non-interactive runs and project config "check+doc+print" support. Version control: Added support for meta VC "local" and "git" (experimental). No changes (1) are needed to update projects using 1.0.x; you will need to amend your project config if you want to use the new Debian support, however. Notes: (1) If you use autotools, the UI_INIT macro and have "long" filenames in your project: Note that "tar-ustar filename-length-max=155" is no longer hardcoded default as automake option; instead, you now set automake options yourself using arg 5 of UI_INIT: I recommend just using tar-pax nowadays: 'UI_INIT([src/foo/main.c],,,,[tar-pax])'. === Changes from 1.1.5 (unstable) === Features/Changes: * New tool "ui-auto-ubs" (Universal Build System) analogous to *-uvc. This will fully encapsulate the build system so all tools will just work for all build systems supported. - Obsoleted/removed: "ui-auto-strap". Use "ui-auto-ubs" now. - For cmake, 'dist' is no longer done in an extra dir per default (does no fit for ui-auto-ubs). Use 'c' or '-C local/`pwd`' as replacement. * VC: Add experimental support for "git". * VC: Add experimental support for meta-vc "local". * release: Add check: Build system installation. * release: Add upstream changes to Debian changelog (when autonews=true). * Introduce "sequence" support; may be tainted via -Q option. This obsoletes the -O (omit) option and the -U (manual upload) option, and offers generic finegrained control over what to do if needed. * New -R option: Remove local files (tarball*, deborig*, debbuilds). * New -f /-F options: Manually set project and user config file locations. * -S: This now sets the whole version appendix; means you are able to create rc snapshots w/o timestamp version like so 'ui-auto-release -S ~rc1'. Fixes: * Error handling fix: Default answers change to "N" for: tarball overwrite, upload overwrite, continue on upload error, continue on notify error, continue on debbuild error, ignore local change in checkout mode. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.5 (unstable) (Fri Feb 27 15:05:13 UTC 2009): *** This unstable release *** Features/Changes: * m4: UI_INIT: Add option to configure automake per project; drop default "tar-ustar filename-length-max=155" to none (you may add this to your project to get exactly the same behaviour). * Add new user pref: 'ui_auto_userpref_tmpdir' for systems where /tmp is just not big enough. * Add '-K' = keep temporary option; useful for debugging. Fixes: * Update ourselves to use "tar-pax". * Ignore GNU extension warnings in src/tools (we want to use them). * Fix error output for user=root warning. * Fix error handling when no BS found; clean up basic "no-project dir" errors. * Add error message when dbuild fails. * Fix removal of temporary Debian checkout. * Fix onExit functions for subshells. *** Proposed 1.0.x->1.2.x NEWS *** This new main release focuses on support for the "cmake" build system and major updates to ui-auto-release. The latter includes support for clean vc strapping before release, automated Debian release, non-interactive runs and project config "check+doc+print" support. No changes (1) are needed to update projects using 1.0.x; you will need to amend your project config if you want to use the new Debian support, however. Notes: (1) If you use autotools, the UI_INIT macro and have "long" filenames in your project: Note that "tar-ustar filename-length-max=155" is no longer hardcoded default as automake option; instead, you now set automake options yourself using arg 5 of UI_INIT: I recommend just using tar-pax nowadays: 'UI_INIT([src/foo/main.c],,,,[tar-pax])'. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.4 (unstable) (Tue Feb 17 12:07:03 UTC 2009): Initial unstable release with (mainly) major updates to ui-auto-release: vc strap support, debian support, non-interactive support, config check+doc+print support. * src/tools/Makefile.am: Bugfix: Only remove produced manpages, not all. * ui-auto-uvc: - Add new option -V: Create version suitable for snapshots. - Internal cleanup to we can better integrate new vcs. * ui-auto-release: - Support for automatic Debian releases (directly following the project's release). - Snaphots are no longer produced in an extra procedure; you rather taint releasing now for snaphots. Option "-r" hence obsolete and removed. - Tarballs are now generated in "..". - Redo interactive input handling, and add a -A (non-interactive) switch. - Add support to manually chose distributions (stable/unstable). Skip -U (manual tarball upload). - VC Bootstrap support (see -c and -C options). - Skip meta dist "snapshot"; instead we have stable and unstable snapshots - Make Debian package building configurable for stable/unstable + snapshot. - Notify/upload: Skip when config not set. * Docs: - Add example user conf file. - Many updates in ~.ui-auto.conf. * Add user preferences in ~/.ui-auto.conf: - nosign: Always skip gpg signing. - dbuild_options: Always use these buildpackage options. * .ui-auto.conf project configuration updates: - Put all items and their docs into ui-auto-release. Use 'ui-auto-release -p' now to get an example conf+docs. - Add the notion of default values; again, use 'ui-auto-release -p' to see them. - Re-nice and update our ui-auto's .ui-auto.conf as project example. - Add the notion of manadtory config options, and add an automated check. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.2 (unstable) (Wed Jan 7 16:57:20 UTC 2009): * ui-libopt.sh: Install to pkgdatadir ("/usr/share/ui-auto"), not bin; add new include recommendations, update all internal ui-*. * ui-auto.conf: Remove obsoleted src/example from path. * Add automatically produced man pages for all ui-auto-* tools. * Fix: Make AUTHORS non-empty (add me for now). * Fix: ui-auto-shell: Assure -env is in same dir. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.1 (unstable) (Mon Dec 15 17:55:38 UTC 2008): * Fix: Install man page to man1. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.1.0 (unstable) (Mon Dec 15 17:36:33 UTC 2008): Initial unstable 1.1.x release. * Support cmake build system. * Bugfix: Version comparison code in UI_CHECK. * Produce a man page for the PACKAGE-version script. * cruft: Add ".git" directories to cruft. * ui-auto-shell: If set, use shell given in env $SHELL. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-1.0.0 (stable) (Wed Jun 18 14:05:53 UTC 2008): Initial stable release; no changes to alpha/10. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-0.1.109 (unstable) (Wed Apr 23 16:33:59 UTC 2008): This is the tenths alpha version for ui-auto 0.2 (stable). * ui-auto-shell: Don't always run with "-p" (change to projects wd). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-0.1.108 (unstable) (Thu Feb 14 13:27:27 UTC 2008): This is the ninths alpha version for ui-auto 0.2 (stable). * ui-auto-release: Fix typo on branch tagging on release (version tag was used). * ui-auto-release: (svn only) Fix typo on version tagging when releasing from a branch (trunk was used). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-0.1.107 (unstable) (Tue Jan 29 14:11:34 UTC 2008): This is the eighths alpha version for ui-auto 0.2 (stable). * ui-auto-sp2ui: Some smaller ennhancements: - Show note that you might need to update ignore settings. * README: Add hints form ui-utilcpp's README about former SPRelease here. * ui-auto-env: Add option "-p" to automatically change to the project's working directory. * Add new utility tool: ui-auto-shell (like ui-auto-env, but runs a new tainted shell). * ui-auto-release: Explain arg for -U in usage help. * Makefile.am: Depend on automake 1.10 (else , -I for aclocal doesn't not work). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-0.1.106 (unstable) (Thu Jan 3 16:02:11 UTC 2008): This is the seventh alpha version for ui-auto 0.2 (stable). This is a fix and cleanup release after initial conversion to ui. * ui-auto-sp2ui: Bugfix: Accidentially converted itself when updating ourselves to ui; changes reversed, usable again. * ui-auto-uvc: For vc "svn", on "tag", try to "mkdir" the directory where to put the copy. Practically, this means you do not need to create directories tags/my-project or branches/my-project manually before using ui-auto-release -r. * ui-auto-uvc: Enhancement: Reniced error handling, not showing usage help on non-usage-failures (e.g., when check_sync fails). * ui-auto-release: Add "-N" expert option to extract NEWS snippets. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- ui-auto-0.1.105 (unstable) (Wed Dec 19 17:37:22 UTC 2007): This is the sixth alpha version for sp-auto 0.2 (stable). Initial ui-auto release, completely replacing former sp-auto. sp-auto and ui-auto can be used in parallel -- i.e., no one is forced to update. As there won't be any more sp-auto releases, it is highly recommended though, and it should be fairly simple using the provided ui-auto-sp2ui tool. * Complete conversion from "sp" to "ui" prefix (programs, macros, functions, configuration files, variables, project name). * Add tool ui-auto-sp2ui; this can be used to auto-update a former sp-auto enabled project to ui-auto. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.104 (unstable) (Fri Apr 27 13:35:12 UTC 2007): This is the fifth alpha version for sp-auto 0.2 (stable). * Remove local "svn2cl" tool, which is now included in "subversion-tools". ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.103 (unstable) (Mon Mar 12 13:31:02 UTC 2007): This is the fourth alpha version for sp-auto 0.2 (stable). * Initial etch based release -- i.e., automake 1.10, autoconf 2.61. * sp-auto-env: Some convenience fixes: - don't set var if duplicate (fixes cosmetic errors like multiple ::: in PATH). - ACLOCAL: rm space after -I (might lead to errors). - duplicate identification for env var items hardened. - Fix: when calling ourselves (with -d), use ${0} to make this work in a "strap" situation. * doc: README updates. * doc: Add a short (yet unfinished) introduction (file INTRODUCTION). * sp-libopt.sh: Add sp_opt_set to arbitrarily set options if needed. * sp-libopt.sh: Add "imply" feature to easily group options together. * sp-auto-update: Add -a (-c -u) and -A (-d -c -u) group options for convenience. See "sp-auto-update -h". * m4/doxygen: Don't check for doxygen tools if --disable-sp-doxyen is given. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.102 (unstable) (Tue Nov 21 14:24:43 UTC 2006): This is the third alpha version for sp-auto 0.2 (stable). * sp-auto-uvc: Add "-S" option to arbitrarily set VCS. * sp-libopt.sh: Add "sp_opt_givenPos()" function. * sp-auto-uvc: Add "checkout" command. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.101 (unstable) (Wed Nov 8 10:12:03 UTC 2006): This is the second alpha version for sp-auto 0.2 (stable). Bugfix release only. * PACKAGE-version and version.h automatic targets: Create inst. directories also, if not existent. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.100 (unstable) (Fri Nov 3 12:29:23 UTC 2006): This is the first alpha version for sp-auto 0.2 (stable). A lot of things have changed in both, the tools (for those who use or develop in sp-auto enabled projects) and the autotools/m4 support (for those actually maintaining an sp-auto enabled project). Please see the top level README on how to update from <= 0.1.3 (for both user groups). Changes in a nutshell: * Tools now all use "getopt" options. Try -h on any tool. * All tools have been reworked and many quirks/oddities been removed. * All m4 macros have been reworked, so a bunch of redundancies and oddities may be removed from projects. * Separate support for versioning systems (sp-auto-uvc). More details (i.e., more as usual) in the ChangeLog; for convenience, here is the main checkin's changelog (reading the README may suffice though): * Adding initial version of sp-auto-update tool. * src/tools: Add sp-libopt.sh (getopts posix shell library). [ removing src/sh, mv sh/sp-opt.sh->tools/sp-libopt.sh ]. * src/tools: Add optional "non-POSIX" test when checkbashisms (devscripts.deb) is available. * src/tools: Many bashisms fixed; sp-auto-release stays "bash" for now. * src/tools: Using sp-libopt.sh in all tools. This means usage changes for all tools except for default usage. Use "-h" on any tool for usage. * User visible changes in sp-libopt.sh: - Add handing for default values (options and positionals). - Remove imho superflous support for per-function options. * src/tools: Added sp-auto-uvc tool ("unified" version control commands). * src/tools: sp-auto-release: Patched up to use sp-auto-uvc. * src/tools: sp-auto-env && sp-auto-update: - Removing seemingly confusing magic for id ("." if not arg, else DIR or MULTINAME); instead, you must now give an id as configured in - New per user config file "~/.sp-auto.conf". This obsoletes all "MULTINAME" config files "~/.sp-auto-env.NAME". You can find an example in the README. - "sp-auto-env PROJECT" now creates the env for PROJECT (was: its dependencies only); using the - "-d"-Option on sp-auto-env|update _adds_ all dependencies [the latter two changes are imho fixing some non-intuitiveness of the tools]; use "-D" for the old behaviour. - "sp-auto-update" has added ability to store configure options per project(~/.sp-auto.conf) and an option to update project's working directories from VCSes. I.e., it's now actually usabable, and "sp-auto-update -d -u my_project" can now used to actually update "everything". * src/m4: o sp-doxygen.m4: - Change behaviour to be build on std build process, not dist. - Use simple stamp file "sp-doxygen" to guard build (was: phony target). - This also adds new global vars SP_ALL, SP_CLEAN. o sp-lib.m4 rm. o Added/new/changed macros: SP_INIT,SP_CHECK (...). o Use one file (sp-auto.am) for added automake targets. o Principally use a bunch of well defined PHONY targets (sp-auto-all sp-auto-clean sp-auto-dist sp-auto-distclean sp-auto-install-data sp-auto-install-exec sp-auto-uninstall) to handle sp-auto-automatic Makefile.am adds. o Produce PACKAGE-version script automagically (pls rm redundant code in projects). o Produce version.h include (for libraries) automagically (pls rm redundant code in projects). * Add svn2cl tool from subversion contrib (until it distributed w/ subversion-tools directly). * README: Cleanup: any old stuff removed or updated, add "update from 0.1.3" section. * New SP_PROG_CXX, ruling out some non-working c++ compilers (currently g++-2.9*). ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.3 (unstable) (Thu Nov 10 13:43:50 UTC 2005): * sp-auto-env: ouput variables only if they have a non-empty value * sp-auto-env: added sp_env_m4_macro_paths variable support for sp-auto.conf. Use it if your project has m4 macros to export. The mechanism behind it also eliminates the need for a manually updated file /usr/share/aclocal/dirlist. * m4: added macro for apache module autoconf magic ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.2 (unstable) (Tue Nov 8 09:52:03 UTC 2005): Intermediate unstable updates/bugfixing release. * sp-auto-release: Compat for "grep" w/o max-count option (woody). * sp-auto-release: Fix parsing for m4 quotation. * sh: Adding initial "sp-opt.sh": Convenience tools around POSIX "getopts". * Added new "examples" directory. * Added new "sh" directory for (POSIX) shell support. * m4: Added --disable-sp-doxygen option * sp-auto-release: upload: Fixing sigfile location. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.1 (unstable) (Fri Jun 17 15:14:14 UTC 2005): * m4: Fixing m4 todo "using actual atomake targets like dist-hook, etc)"; this just does not work (if you use more that one such macro). Using dedicated autoconf vars now (see sp-auto.m4). Makefile.am's need to be updated. * sp-auto-release: "getnews" facility and hilarious improvements for the "autonews" feature. * m4: Fixing missing sp-libxslt.m4 from m4 installation, and some smaller fixes for sp-doxygen/sp-*cruft. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- sp-auto-0.1.0 (unstable) (Mon Jun 13 14:06:03 UTC 2005): This is the initial sp-auto release. The only available documentation is currently in the README file. Status is that it is ready to replace the old setup, with many improvements. 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If this is what you want to do, use the GNU Lesser General Public License instead of this License. ui-auto-1.2.9/PaxHeaders.8980/src0000644000000000000000000000013112747632540013316 xustar0030 mtime=1470051680.268201769 29 atime=1470051680.30020084 30 ctime=1470051680.268201769 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/0000755000175000017500000000000012747632540014531 5ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000ui-auto-1.2.9/src/PaxHeaders.8980/tools0000644000000000000000000000013112747632540014456 xustar0030 mtime=1470051680.296200956 29 atime=1470051680.30020084 30 ctime=1470051680.296200956 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/0000755000175000017500000000000012747632540015671 5ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-ubs0000644000000000000000000000007412471405200016617 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.864012939 30 ctime=1470051680.284201305 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-auto-ubs0000755000175000017500000001475312471405200017764 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#!/bin/bash -e BS_SUPPORTED="autotools cmake" BS_CONFFILE_autotools="configure.ac" BS_CONFFILE_cmake="CMakeLists.txt" autoDetectBS() { local bs for bs in ${BS_SUPPORTED}; do local conffile="BS_CONFFILE_${bs}" if [ -e "${!conffile}" ]; then echo -n "${bs}" return 0 fi done return 1 } # Options PATH="${PATH}:$(dirname $0):/usr/local/share/ui-auto:/usr/share/ui-auto" . ui-libopt.sh ui_opt_init "Unified build system tool for ui-auto tasks." "\ This tool autodetects the used build system and unifies a selection of common tasks needed by ui-auto tools." ui_opt_add "s" "Only print the autodetected build system id." ui_opt_add "S:" "Set Build System id arbitrarily. Supported: ${BS_SUPPORTED}." "$(autoDetectBS)" ui_opt_addPos CMD "UBS command." "" "\ * check_installation : Check whether the build system tools are installed. * strap [c|C] : Strap the build system; c=clean, C=only clean. * configure [OPTIONS]: Configure the build system. Example: $ ui-auto-ubs configure '--with-foo --disable-bar' * build : Build. * check : Run checks/tests. * dist : Make a distribution. * distcheck : Make a distribution with checks. * parse : Parse package name and version. * patch VERSION : Patch package version." ui_opt_addPos OPT "Option for UBS command." ui_opt_parse "$@" # # Common Tools # tagalize() { echo "${1}" | tr [:lower:] [:upper:] | tr - _ } cmd_parse_print() { local package="${1}" local version="${2}" cat </dev/null || true # Delete these files if they are symlinks for f in ui-auto missing install-sh mkinstalldirs config.guess config.sub depcomp ltmain.sh; do if [ -L "${f}" ]; then rm -f -v "${f}" fi done # Always delete these files rm -f -v *~ configure config.h.in config.h stamp-h.in stamp-h1 config.cache config.log config.status aclocal.m4 libtool rm -r -f -v autom4te.cache echo "Cleaned: $(pwd)" } strap() { if autoreconf --force --install --symlink; then echo "Strapped: $(pwd)" fi } # Get optional option local o=$(! ui_opt_givenPos 1 || ui_opt_getPos 1) # Run clean if called with c or C (clean) [ "${o}" != "C" -a "${o}" != "c" ] || clean # Return now if called with C (only clean) [ "${o}" != "C" ] || return 0 # Strap strap } autotools_cmd_configure() { ./configure $(! ui_opt_givenPos 1 || ui_opt_getPos 1) } autotools_cmd_build() { make } autotools_cmd_check() { make check } autotools_cmd_dist() { make dist } autotools_cmd_distcheck() { make distcheck } autotools_cmd_parse() { local package=$(grep ^AC_INIT ${BS_CONFFILE} | sed -e 's/[^(]*([[ ]*//' -e 's/[] ,].*//') local version=$(grep ^AC_INIT ${BS_CONFFILE} | sed -e 's/[^,]*,[[ ]*//' -e 's/[] ,)].*//') cmd_parse_print "${package}" "${version}" } autotools_cmd_patch() { local v=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) cmd_patch_backup # Use cmd_parse_print here to get all varaibles we need; all generated vars MUST be local before. local package package_cap package_version package_version_major package_version_minor package_version_patch # Get $package eval $(autotools_cmd_parse) sed -i "s/AC_INIT\(.*\)/AC_INIT\([${package}]\,\ [${v}]\)/" "${BS_CONFFILE}" } # # CMAKE # cmake_cmd_check_installation() { ui_check_installed "cmake --version" } cmake_cmd_strap() { clean() { # run clean if available make clean 2>/dev/null || true # Always delete these files rm -f -v CMakeCache.txt rm -r -f -v CMakeFiles/ echo "Cleaned: $(pwd)" } strap() { # No strap for cmake return 0 } # See autotools local o=$(! ui_opt_givenPos 1 || ui_opt_getPos 1) [ "${o}" != "C" -a "${o}" != "c" ] || clean [ "${o}" != "C" ] || return 0 strap } cmake_cmd_configure() { cmake . } cmake_cmd_build() { make } cmake_cmd_check() { # When defined, use target test (CTest). if make -n test >/dev/null 2>&1; then make test fi } cmake_cmd_dist() { make package_source } cmake_cmd_distcheck() { cmake_cmd_build cmake_cmd_check cmake_cmd_dist } cmake_cmd_parse() { local package=$(grep -i ^PROJECT ${BS_CONFFILE} | sed -r -e 's/.*\(\s*([^ )]+).*/\1/' | tr [:upper:] [:lower:] | tr _ -) local package_cap=$(tagalize ${package}) # @todo Below not nice, and will only work if you dont use extra spaces. local major=$(grep -i "^SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_MAJOR" ${BS_CONFFILE} | cut -d " " -f 2 | cut -d ')' -f 1) local minor=$(grep -i "^SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_MINOR" ${BS_CONFFILE} | cut -d " " -f 2 | cut -d ')' -f 1) local patch=$(grep -i "^SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_PATCH" ${BS_CONFFILE} | cut -d " " -f 2 | cut -d ')' -f 1) cmd_parse_print "${package}" "${major}.${minor}.${patch}" } # Helper tool: Copy conffile and create code to restore cmd_patch_backup() { local copy copy=$(mktemp -t ui-auto-ubs-XXXXXXXX) || exit 9 local orig="$(pwd)/${BS_CONFFILE}" cp -a "${orig}" "${copy}" echo "mv \"${copy}\" \"${orig}\"" } # Patch the build system's version (for snapshot generation). cmake_cmd_patch() { local v=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) cmd_patch_backup # Use cmd_parse_print here to get all varaibles we need; all generated vars MUST be local before. local package package_cap package_version package_version_major package_version_minor package_version_patch # Get $package_cap eval $(cmake_cmd_parse) # Parse major/minor/patch eval $(cmd_parse_print "${package}" "${v}") # Patch it sed -i \ -e "s/^SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_MAJOR.*)/SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_MAJOR ${package_version_major})/i" \ -e "s/^SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_MINOR.*)/SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_MINOR ${package_version_minor})/i" \ -e "s/^SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_PATCH.*)/SET(${package_cap}_VERSION_PATCH ${package_version_patch})/i" \ "${BS_CONFFILE}" } # # Start processing # # Set build system to use BS=$(ui_opt_get S) if [ -z "${BS}" ]; then ui_opt_error "Are you in a project directory? No supported build system found" fi BS_CONFFILE_="BS_CONFFILE_${BS}" BS_CONFFILE=${!BS_CONFFILE_} # Handle special options if ui_opt_given s; then # Print build system id only echo -n "${BS}" exit 0 fi # Command processing ${BS}_cmd_$(ui_opt_getPos 0) exit 0 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/template.deb_svn+mbd-1.00000644000000000000000000000007412544256367020754 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.864012939 30 ctime=1470051680.292201073 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/template.deb_svn+mbd-1.00000644000175000017500000000513712544256367022112 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#---------------------------------------------------------------------- # [ui-auto-release Debian configuration: Template for svn+mini-buildd] #---------------------------------------------------------------------- # From mini-buildd, so we can do a little magic for the revapx __mbdBasedist2Version() { # Known base distributions local woody=30 local sarge=31 local etch=40 local lenny=50 local squeeze=60 local wheezy=70 local jessie=80 local stretch=STRETCH local sid=SID local version=${!1} if [ -z "${version}" ]; then echo "W: Template svn+mbd: Unknown base dist ${1}." >&2 fi echo -n "${version}" } __VCLOC="${1}" __MBDID="${2}" __REPOID="${3}" __BASEDIST="${4}" __BPDISTS="${5}" __REVAPX="~${__REPOID}$(__mbdBasedist2Version ${__BASEDIST})" for __d in ${__BPDISTS}; do __BPDISTS_S="${__d}-${__REPOID}-unstable,${__BPDISTS_S}" __BPDISTS_S_SNAP="${__d}-${__REPOID}-snapshot,${__BPDISTS_S_SNAP}" __BPDISTS_U="${__d}-${__REPOID}-experimental,${__BPDISTS_U}" done # Usage check if [ -z "${__VCLOC}" -o -z "${__REPOID}" -o -z "${__BASEDIST}" ]; then echo "E: Wrong template args. Usage: . template.deb_svn+deb+mbd-1.0 VCLOC MBDID REPOID BASEDIST [BPDISTS]" >&2 exit 1 fi # Debian dir: We use svn-buildpackage default layout. ui_release_deb_vc="svn" ui_release_deb_vc_loc="${__VCLOC}" ui_release_deb_orig_loc="tarballs" ui_release_deb_pkg_loc="build-area" # Common values for all Debian releases ([un]stable[snapshot]) ui_release_deb_vc_tag="trunk" ui_release_deb_dbuild="svn-buildpackage -rfakeroot -S" ui_release_deb_dput="mini-buildd-${__MBDID}" # Values for "unstable" ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_unstable="--svn-tag" ui_release_deb_dist_unstable="${__BASEDIST}-${__REPOID}-experimental" ui_release_deb_revapx_unstable="${__REVAPX}+0" [ -z "${__BPDISTS_U}" ] || ui_release_deb_clentries_unstable="MINI_BUILDD: AUTO_BACKPORTS: ${__BPDISTS_U}" # Don't tag for snapshots, and ignore the never-checked-in changes ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_unstable_snapshot="--svn-ignore" # Values for "stable" ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_stable="--svn-tag" ui_release_deb_dist_stable="${__BASEDIST}-${__REPOID}-unstable" ui_release_deb_revapx_stable="${__REVAPX}+1" [ -z "${__BPDISTS_S}" ] || ui_release_deb_clentries_stable="MINI_BUILDD: AUTO_BACKPORTS: ${__BPDISTS_S}" # Treat stable snapshots like unstable snapshots ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_stable_snapshot="--svn-ignore" ui_release_deb_dist_stable_snapshot="${__BASEDIST}-${__REPOID}-snapshot" ui_release_deb_revapx_stable_snapshot="${__REVAPX}+0" [ -z "${__BPDISTS_S_SNAP}" ] || ui_release_deb_clentries_stable_snapshot="MINI_BUILDD: AUTO_BACKPORTS: ${__BPDISTS_S_SNAP}" ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-release-multi0000644000000000000000000000013112747623376020616 xustar0029 mtime=1470047998.42266551 30 atime=1470047998.438665048 30 ctime=1470051680.288201189 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-auto-release-multi0000755000175000017500000000501712747623376021762 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#!/bin/bash -e # Includes PATH="${PATH}:$(dirname $0):/usr/local/share/ui-auto:/usr/share/ui-auto" . ui-libopt.sh # Options ui_opt_init "Wrapper around ui-auto-release to run for multiple projects." "\ Setup cook book: (1) On initial setup, run once to get the config dir: ui-auto-release-multi -n -s dontcare. (2) Add a suite: mkdir CONFFDIR/mysuite.d (3) Add a project: touch CONFFDIR/mysuite.d/10_myproject.conf (4) Run once again using -n: ui-auto-release-multi -n -s mysuite The last step will show you what we are actually doing, and what config files are sourced. In each sourced file, you may set the special variables UAR_ARGS_ALL and UAR_ARGS -- both will be used as arguments for the ui-auto-release call. Use UAR_ARGS_ALL in global or per-suite config file, and set UAR_ARGS to special project valuse in project config files. Continue configuring your suite and check by running with -n until satisfied." ui_opt_add "c:" "Config directory." "$(ui_reproducible_builds_home)/.ui-auto-release-multi" ui_opt_add "s:" "Select series to run." ui_opt_add "n" "Don't actually run ui-auto-release, just show what we would do." ui_opt_parse "$@" setDefault() { [ -n "${!1}" ] || eval "export ${1}=\"${2}\"" } source_conf() { local conf="${1}" if [ -e "${conf}" ]; then echo "Sourcing conf: \"${conf}\"" . "${conf}" else echo "Skipping conf: \"${conf}\"" fi } SUITEDIR="$(ui_opt_get c)/$(ui_opt_get s).d" setDefault CFLAGS "-g -O0 -Wall" setDefault CXXFLAGS "-g -O0 -Wall" # Create and enter rundir mkdir -p -v "$(ui_opt_get c)/rundir" cd "$(ui_opt_get c)/rundir" # Source global and suite conf source_conf "$(ui_opt_get c)/conf" source_conf "${SUITEDIR}/conf" # Run projects in suite FAILED=() OK=() for f in $(find "${SUITEDIR}/" -name "*.conf" | sort); do PJ="$(basename "${f}" .conf)" echo "----------------------------------------------------------------" echo "Running $(basename "${SUITEDIR}")(${PJ}):" echo "----------------------------------------------------------------" # Subshell -- don't taint any variables here ( # Source project conf source_conf "${f}" # Run ui-auto-release CMD="ui-auto-release ${UAR_ARGS_ALL} ${UAR_ARGS}" echo "Running: \"${CMD}\"" ui_opt_given n || ${CMD} ) if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then FAILED[${#FAILED[@]}]="${PJ}" else OK[${#OK[@]}]="${PJ}" fi done echo "================================================================" echo "OK: ${#OK[*]} project(s): ${OK[*]}" >&2 if [ ${#FAILED[@]} -ne 0 ]; then echo "*FAILED*: ${#FAILED[*]} project(s): ${FAILED[*]}" >&2 exit 1 fi exit 0 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-rsign0000644000000000000000000000007412471405200017150 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.864012939 30 ctime=1470051680.292201073 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-auto-rsign0000755000175000017500000000161212471405200020303 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#!/bin/bash -e # Usage trap "printf '%s\n' 'Usage: ui-auto-rsign [USER@]REMOTEHOST TARBALL SIGNFILE [EXTRA_GPG_OPTIONS]'" ERR # Parse options RHOST="${1}" TARBALL_ABS="${2}" TARBALL="$(basename "${TARBALL_ABS}")" SIGNFILE_ABS="${3}" SIGNFILE="$(basename "${SIGNFILE_ABS}")" shift 3 EXTRA_GPG_OPTIONS="${@}" # Check options [ -n "${RHOST}" ] [ -n "${TARBALL}" ] [ -n "${SIGNFILE}" ] # Never auto-overwrite on remote ui_auto_rsign_check_rfile() { if ssh "${RHOST}" test -e "${1}"; then printf "W: Remote file ${RHOST}:${TARBALL} exists!\n" >&2 ssh "${RHOST}" rm -i "${1}" fi } ui_auto_rsign_check_rfile "${TARBALL}" ui_auto_rsign_check_rfile "${SIGNFILE}" # Ok. lets do it scp "${TARBALL_ABS}" ${RHOST}: ssh -t "${RHOST}" gpg --sign --detach --armor ${EXTRA_GPG_OPTIONS} --output="${SIGNFILE}" "${TARBALL}" scp "${RHOST}:${SIGNFILE}" "${SIGNFILE_ABS}" ssh "${RHOST}" rm "${TARBALL}" "${SIGNFILE}" ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/Makefile.am0000644000000000000000000000013212747221066016565 xustar0030 mtime=1469915702.520326273 30 atime=1470016405.683737469 30 ctime=1470051680.284201305 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/Makefile.am0000644000175000017500000000214012747221066017717 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = -Wno-portability dist_pkgdata_DATA = ui-libopt.sh template.deb_svn+mbd template.deb_svn+mbd-1.0 template.deb_git+mbd-1.0 dist_bin_SCRIPTS = ui-auto-uvc ui-auto-ubs ui-auto-env ui-auto-shell ui-auto-update ui-auto-release ui-auto-release-multi ui-auto-sp2ui ui-auto-rsign man_MANS = ui-auto-uvc.1 ui-auto-ubs.1 ui-auto-env.1 ui-auto-shell.1 ui-auto-update.1 ui-auto-release.1 ui-auto-release-multi.1 ui-auto-sp2ui.1 %.1: name_cap = $(shell echo "$<" | tr "[[:lower:]]" "[[:upper:]]") %.1: % Makefile @echo ".TH $(name_cap) \"1\"" >$@ @echo ".SH NAME" >>$@ @echo "$< \- a tool from the ui-auto tool box." >>$@ @echo ".SH DESCRIPTION" >>$@ @echo "Documentation is fully in the usage output via \"$< -H\"." >>$@ @echo "This is just a copy for convenience:" >>$@ @$(srcdir)/$(shell basename $<) -H >>$@ @echo ".SH AUTHOR" >>$@ if [ -n "$$SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH" ]; then \ echo "Produced automatically by ui-auto on `date --utc --rfc-822 --date="@$$SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH"`." >>$@; \ else \ echo "Produced automatically by ui-auto on `date --rfc-822`." >>$@; \ fi clean-local: rm -v -f $(man_MANS) ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/template.deb_git+mbd-1.00000644000000000000000000000007412544256452020724 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.864012939 30 ctime=1470051680.292201073 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/template.deb_git+mbd-1.00000644000175000017500000000536612544256452022066 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#---------------------------------------------------------------------- # [ui-auto-release Debian configuration: Template for git+mini-buildd] #---------------------------------------------------------------------- # From mini-buildd, so we can do a little magic for the revapx __mbdBasedist2Version() { # Known base distributions local woody=30 local sarge=31 local etch=40 local lenny=50 local squeeze=60 local wheezy=70 local jessie=80 local stretch=STRETCH local sid=SID local version=${!1} if [ -z "${version}" ]; then echo "W: Template git+mbd: Unknown base dist ${1}." >&2 fi echo -n "${version}" } __VCLOC="${1}" __MBDID="${2}" __REPOID="${3}" __BASEDIST="${4}" __BPDISTS="${5}" __REVAPX="~${__REPOID}$(__mbdBasedist2Version ${__BASEDIST})" for __d in ${__BPDISTS}; do __BPDISTS_S="${__d}-${__REPOID}-unstable,${__BPDISTS_S}" __BPDISTS_S_SNAP="${__d}-${__REPOID}-snapshot,${__BPDISTS_S_SNAP}" __BPDISTS_U="${__d}-${__REPOID}-experimental,${__BPDISTS_U}" done # Usage check if [ -z "${__VCLOC}" -o -z "${__REPOID}" -o -z "${__BASEDIST}" ]; then echo "E: Wrong template args. Usage: . template.deb_git+deb+mbd-1.0 VCLOC MBDID REPOID BASEDIST [BPDISTS]" >&2 exit 1 fi # Debian dir: We use git-buildpackage default behaviour. __GBP_BASE="gbp " gbp --version >/dev/null 2>&1 || __GBP_BASE="git-" ui_release_deb_vc="git" ui_release_deb_vc_loc="${__VCLOC}" ui_release_deb_orig_loc="." ui_release_deb_pkg_loc="." ui_release_deb_dbuild_import="${__GBP_BASE}import-orig --no-interactive %o" # Common values for all Debian releases ([un]stable[snapshot]) ui_release_deb_vc_tag="master" ui_release_deb_dbuild="${__GBP_BASE}buildpackage -rfakeroot -S" ui_release_deb_dput="mini-buildd-${__MBDID}" # Values for "unstable" ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_unstable="--git-tag" ui_release_deb_dist_unstable="${__BASEDIST}-${__REPOID}-experimental" ui_release_deb_revapx_unstable="${__REVAPX}+0" [ -z "${__BPDISTS_U}" ] || ui_release_deb_clentries_unstable="MINI_BUILDD: AUTO_BACKPORTS: ${__BPDISTS_U}" # Don't tag for snapshots, and ignore the never-checked-in changes ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_unstable_snapshot="--git-ignore-new" # Values for "stable" ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_stable="--git-tag" ui_release_deb_dist_stable="${__BASEDIST}-${__REPOID}-unstable" ui_release_deb_revapx_stable="${__REVAPX}+1" [ -z "${__BPDISTS_S}" ] || ui_release_deb_clentries_stable="MINI_BUILDD: AUTO_BACKPORTS: ${__BPDISTS_S}" # Treat stable snapshots like unstable snapshots ui_release_deb_dbuild_options_stable_snapshot="--git-ignore-new" ui_release_deb_dist_stable_snapshot="${__BASEDIST}-${__REPOID}-snapshot" ui_release_deb_revapx_stable_snapshot="${__REVAPX}+0" [ -z "${__BPDISTS_S_SNAP}" ] || ui_release_deb_clentries_stable_snapshot="MINI_BUILDD: AUTO_BACKPORTS: ${__BPDISTS_S_SNAP}" ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-shell0000644000000000000000000000013212747214477017154 xustar0030 mtime=1469913407.390553586 30 atime=1470016405.683737469 30 ctime=1470051680.288201189 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-auto-shell0000755000175000017500000000110212747214477020306 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#!/bin/sh -e # Extra support to produce more meaningful help with '-H' (hence for the man page). if [ "${1}" = "-H" -o "${1}" = "-h" ]; then printf "\nEnter a shell tainted via 'ui-auto-env -d'. Any arguments\nyou supply will be added to the 'ui-auto-env' call:\n\n" $(dirname ${0})/ui-auto-env ${1} exit 0 fi # Use configured shell, or /bin/sh as default. if [ -z "${SHELL}" ]; then SH_CMD="/bin/sh" else SH_CMD="${SHELL}" fi CMD="$(dirname ${0})/ui-auto-env -d $@" if ${CMD} && eval $(${CMD}) 2>/dev/null; then PS1="ui-auto-shell $@? " exec ${SH_CMD} else exit 1 fi ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-update0000644000000000000000000000007412471405200017310 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.864012939 30 ctime=1470051680.288201189 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-auto-update0000755000175000017500000000344012471405200020444 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#!/bin/bash -e PATH="${PATH}:$(dirname $0):/usr/local/share/ui-auto:/usr/share/ui-auto" . ui-libopt.sh ui_opt_init "Update ui-auto enabled projects." ui_opt_add "d" "Also run for the project's dependencies." ui_opt_add "D" "Only run for the project's dependencies." ui_opt_add "c" "Also clean project(s)." ui_opt_add "u" "Also update vc working directories." ui_opt_add "t" "Test: Also run the 'check' target." ui_opt_add "T" "Test: Also run the 'distcheck' target." ui_opt_add "a" "'All project updates' shortcut." "" "c u" ui_opt_add "A" "'All project updates w/ dependencies' shortcut." "" "d c u" ui_opt_addPos ID "A project id as configured in '~/.ui-auto.conf'." ui_opt_parse "$@" serialCall() { local list="${1}" # Handle down all options but dependency handling local opts=$(ui_opt_assemble "c u t T") for p in ${1}; do ui-auto-update ${opts} "${p}" done } # Processing starts here if ! . ~/.ui-auto.conf; then ui_opt_error " Wrong syntax in (or no) '~/.ui-auto.conf' file; please configure first" fi ID=$(ui_opt_getPos 0 | tr "-" "_") ID_LOC="${ID}_loc" if [ -z "${!ID_LOC}" ]; then echo -e "ID $ID not configured in ~/.ui-auto.conf.\n" >&2 exit 1 fi ID_DEPS="${ID}_deps" ID_CONF="${ID}_conf" if ui_opt_given d; then serialCall "${!ID_DEPS} ${ID}" exit 0 elif ui_opt_given D; then serialCall "${!ID_DEPS}" exit 0 fi # Start processing echo "=> Updating: ${ID}" cd "${!ID_LOC}" # Set environment for all dependencies eval $(ui-auto-env -D "${ID}") # Update && clean options if ui_opt_given c; then ui-auto-ubs strap C fi if ui_opt_given u; then ui-auto-uvc update fi # Standard ui-auto-ubs strap ui-auto-ubs configure "${!ID_CONF}" ui-auto-ubs build # Tests if ui_opt_given t; then ui-auto-ubs check fi if ui_opt_given T; then ui-auto-ubs distcheck fi echo "=> Updated: ${ID}" exit 0 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-uvc0000644000000000000000000000007412705117344016634 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.864012939 30 ctime=1470051680.284201305 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-auto-uvc0000755000175000017500000002514212705117344017773 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#!/bin/bash -e VCS_SUPPORTED="cvs svn git local" autoDetectVCS() { if [ -d "CVS" ]; then echo -n "cvs" elif svn info >/dev/null 2>&1; then echo -n "svn" elif [ -d ".git" ]; then echo -n "git" else echo -n "local" fi } COMMANDS="check_installation path version update check_sync diff add commit tag branch changelog news checkout" # Options PATH="${PATH}:$(dirname $0):/usr/local/share/ui-auto:/usr/share/ui-auto" . ui-libopt.sh ui_opt_init "Unified version control tool for ui-auto tasks." \ "This tool autodetects the used versioning control system and unifies a selection of common tasks needed by ui-auto tools. This is not a full featured version control tool. VC paths have the common syntax 'LOCATION/TAG' (i.e., TAG is after the last literal '/' and must not contain '/' itself). This string is interpeted differently for the different VC systems: LOCAL(meta): 'LOCALPATH': Will just 'cp -a' locally. Example: '/home/user/src/myproject/'. CVS: 'CVSROOT;MODULE/TAG': TAG is an CVS tag. Empty or TAG=HEAD is the same. ';' is separator and must not be used elsewhere. Example: 'cvs.myhost.org:/my/repo/path/repo;myproject/MYPROJECT_1_2_3'. SVN: 'SVNURL/TAG': TAG just adds to the svn path (a svnpath alone is unique). Example: 'svn://svn.myhost.org/my/repo/path/tags/myproject/MYPROJECT_1_2_3' GIT: 'GITURL/TAG': TAG is a git branch. If empty, we stay on repo's default branch. Example: 'ssh://git.myhost.org/my/git/path/myprojec.git/MYPROJECT_1_2_3'" ui_opt_add "s" "Only print the autodetected vc system id." ui_opt_add "S:" "Set VC System id arbitrarily. Supported: ${VCS_SUPPORTED}." "$(autoDetectVCS)" ui_opt_add "m:" "Message for this action." "ui-auto-uvc: No user message." "" \ "Note that it depends on the used UVC command and the VC used how and if this is used." ui_opt_addPos CMD "UVC command: ${COMMANDS}." "" "\ * check_installation : Check whether version control tools are installed. * path : Print current working directory's VC path. * version : Print a VC version string (suitable for snapshots). * update : Update working directory w/ server. * check_sync : Check that working directory has no uncommited changes and is up-to-date w/ server (where applicable). * diff FILE : Display diff for file. * add FILES : Add files to version control. * commit FILES : Check-in FILES (-m may be used). * tag NAME [DEST] : Tag repository using NAME (use DEST for VCSes that copy for tags). * branch NAME [DEST] : Branch repository using NAME (use DEST for VCSes that copy for branches). * changelog : Generate ChangeLog from the VCSes logs. * news SINCE : Generate NEWS text (first line of VC checkins). * checkout VCPATH DIR : Checkout a from VC path to DIR (you need to explicitly set VCS via -S). See above for the syntax of VCPATH." ui_opt_addPos OPT1 "Option 1 for command." ui_opt_addPos OPT2 "Option 2 for command." ui_opt_parse "$@" # Check whether command exists (error exit), and is defined for the VC we use vcHas() { local c="${1}" local k for k in ${COMMANDS}; do if [ "${k}" = "${c}" ] && [ "$(type -t ${VCS}_cmd_${1})" = "function" ]; then return 0 fi done ui_opt_error "Unknown command: ${c}" } checkOpts() { local n for n in ${1}; do ui_opt_getPos ${n} >/dev/null done } # # CVS # cvs_cmd_check_installation() { ui_check_installed "cvs --version" ui_check_installed "/usr/bin/cvs2cl --version" warnonly } cvs_cmd_version() { # Just use a timestamp for CVS echo "${VCS}$(date --utc +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)" } cvs_cmd_path() { local cvsroot=$(cat CVS/Root) local module=$(cat CVS/Repository) # Tag: We must strip first char local tag=$(cat CVS/Tag 2>/dev/null) tag=${tag:1} echo "${cvsroot};${module}/${tag}" } cvs_cmd_update() { cvs update } cvs_cmd_check_sync() { if cvs -n update 2>&1 | grep "^[ARMCUP] "; then ui_opt_error "${VCS} not in sync with server; please resolve above discrepancies" QUIET fi } cvs_cmd_diff() { checkOpts "1" cvs diff $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } cvs_cmd_add() { checkOpts "1" cvs add $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } cvs_cmd_commit() { checkOpts "1" cvs commit -m"$(ui_opt_get m)" $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } cvs_cmd_tag() { checkOpts "1" cvs tag $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } cvs_cmd_branch() { checkOpts "1" cvs tag -b $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } cvs_cmd_changelog() { ui_run_alt "/usr/bin/cvs2cl" "cvs log" } # SYNTAX: 'CVSROOT;CVSMODULE/TAG" cvs_cmd_checkout() { checkOpts "1 2" local vcpath=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) local dir=$(ui_opt_getPos 2) # Parse root, module and tag local root=$(echo "${vcpath}" | cut -d";" -f1) local rest=$(echo "${vcpath}" | cut -d";" -f2- | rev) local module=$(echo "${rest}" | cut -d"/" -f2- | rev) local tag=$(echo "${rest}" | cut -d"/" -f1 | rev) local tagoption="" [ -z "${tag}" ] || tagoption="-r ${tag}" cvs -d "${root}" checkout -d "${dir}" ${tagoption} "${module}" } # # SVN # svn_cmd_check_installation() { ui_check_installed "svn --version" ui_check_installed "/usr/bin/svn2cl --version" warnonly } svn_cmd_version() { echo "svn$(svnversion)" } svn_cmd_path() { local url=$(svn info . | grep -i "^URL:" | cut -d" " -f2-) # We don't care about /TAG, it just adds to the path anyway for svn echo "${url}" } svn_cmd_update() { svn update } svn_cmd_check_sync() { local svn_stat=$(svn status --show-updates --quiet | grep --invert-match "^Status " || true) if [ -n "${svn_stat}" ]; then echo "${svn_stat}" ui_opt_error "${VCS} not in sync with server; please resolve above discrepancies" QUIET fi } svn_cmd_diff() { checkOpts "1" svn diff $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } svn_cmd_add() { checkOpts "1" svn add $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } svn_cmd_commit() { checkOpts "1" svn commit -m"$(ui_opt_get m)" $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } svn_cmd_tag() { checkOpts "1 2" local tag="$(ui_opt_getPos 1)" local dest="$(ui_opt_getPos 2)" svn copy --parents -m"$(ui_opt_get m)" "$(ui-auto-uvc path)" "${dest}/${tag}" } svn_cmd_branch() { svn_cmd_tag } svn_cmd_changelog() { ui_run_alt "/usr/bin/svn2cl" "svn log" } # svn does not support shortlog, or decent custom formatting of # the logs. # 'filter_nice' is a (ugly) parse-hack that tries to get very # close to what got shortlog does. svn_cmd_news() { filter_ugly() { sed 's/^-\+/ * SVN commit/' } filter_nice() { local -A logs logsNo # Skip initial "----" line read # Read line by line while read; do local header="${REPLY}" local first_line="" while read; do if printf "%s" "${REPLY}" | grep --quiet '^--------------------[-]*$'; then break; elif [ -z "${first_line}" ]; then first_line="${REPLY}" fi done local revision=$(cut --delimiter='|' -f1 <<< "${header}" | tr --delete '[:space:]') local user=$(cut --delimiter='|' -f2 <<< "${header}" | tr --delete '[:space:]') logs[${user}]+="$(printf " * [%s] %s\\\n" "${revision}" "${first_line}" | fmt --width=64)" # Note: Setting from empty strings sets no to 0 # Note: Using 'declare -i logsNo[${user}]' directly instead works for sid/jessie, but <=wheezy bash segfaults big time (glibc vs eglibc?) local -i no="${logsNo[${user}]}" no+=1 logsNo[${user}]="${no}" done local user for user in "${!logs[@]}"; do printf "%s (%s):\n" "${user}" "${logsNo[${user}]}" printf "%b\n" "${logs[${user}]}" done } checkOpts "1" svn log --revision "$(ui_opt_getPos 1):HEAD" | filter_nice } # SYNTAX: SVNURL/TAG svn_cmd_checkout() { checkOpts "1 2" local vcpath=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) local dir=$(ui_opt_getPos 2) svn checkout "${vcpath}" "${dir}" } # # GIT # # Get the branch we are currently on gitGetCurrentBranch() { git branch | grep "^\*" | cut -d ' ' -f2- } git_cmd_check_installation() { ui_check_installed "git --version" ui_check_installed "/usr/share/gnulib/build-aux/gitlog-to-changelog --version" warnonly } git_cmd_version() { git show --pretty="${VCS}%h" ${2} | head -1 } git_cmd_path() { echo "$(git config remote.origin.url)/$(gitGetCurrentBranch)" } git_cmd_update() { git pull } git_cmd_check_sync() { # Check for local changes or extra files local lchanges=$(git ls-files --exclude-standard --modified --others) if [ -n "${lchanges}" ]; then echo "${lchanges}" >&2 ui_opt_error "${VCS} repo has local modifications or untracked files" QUIET fi # Check for uncommited changes in staging area if ! git diff --exit-code --cached; then ui_opt_error "You have uncommited changes in staging; please commit first." QUIET fi # Check if corresponding remote tip equals our tip git fetch local branch=$(gitGetCurrentBranch) if ! git diff --exit-code origin/${branch}; then ui_opt_error "Your local branch ${branch} differs from origin/${branch}" QUIET fi } git_cmd_diff() { checkOpts "1" git diff $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } git_cmd_add() { checkOpts "1" git add $(ui_opt_getPos 1) } git_cmd_commit() { checkOpts "1" git commit -m"$(ui_opt_get m)" $(ui_opt_getPos 1) && git push origin HEAD } git_cmd_tag() { checkOpts "1" local tag=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) git tag "${tag}" && git push origin "${tag}" } git_cmd_branch() { checkOpts "1" local branch=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) git branch "${branch}" && git push origin "${branch}" } git_cmd_changelog() { ui_run_alt "/usr/share/gnulib/build-aux/gitlog-to-changelog" "git log --pretty --numstat --summary" } git_cmd_news() { checkOpts "1" git shortlog -w64,2,4 --format="* [%h] %s" "$(ui_opt_getPos 1)..HEAD" } # SYNTAX: REMOTEURL/BRANCH git_cmd_checkout() { checkOpts "1 2" local vcpath=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) local dir=$(ui_opt_getPos 2) # Parse root, module and tag local remote=$(echo "${vcpath}" | rev | cut -d"/" -f2- | rev) local branch=$(echo "${vcpath}" | rev | cut -d"/" -f1 | rev) git clone --branch="${branch}" "${remote}" "${dir}" # Create same-name local branches for all (other) remote branches # Some tools (like gbp) actually need this to work properly ( cd "${dir}" local b for b in $(git branch -r | grep --invert-match --regexp=HEAD --regexp=${branch}); do git branch --track "${b##*/}" "${b}" done ) } # # LOCAL (meta VC) # local_cmd_check_installation() { return 0 } local_cmd_version() { date --utc +%Y%m%d%H%M%S } local_cmd_path() { pwd } local_cmd_checkout() { checkOpts "1 2" local src=$(ui_opt_getPos 1) local dest=$(ui_opt_getPos 2) if [ -z "${src}" ]; then ui_opt_error "Empty source directory" QUIET fi cp -a "${src}/." "${dest}" } # # Start processing # # Set VC system to use VCS=$(ui_opt_get S) # Handle special options if ui_opt_given s; then # Print vc system id only echo -n "${VCS}" exit 0 fi # Run the given command CMD=$(ui_opt_getPos 0) if vcHas ${CMD}; then ${VCS}_cmd_${CMD} else echo "W: VC(${VCS}): \"${CMD}\": Not implemented (skipping)." >&2 fi exit 0 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-libopt.sh0000644000000000000000000000013212747624025016773 xustar0030 mtime=1470048277.014613589 30 atime=1470048277.062612198 30 ctime=1470051680.292201073 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-libopt.sh0000644000175000017500000001562312747624025020137 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000# UI POSIX shell options library # Note: This currently needs "bash" as shell, so it's not that "POSIX"ish after all # Recommended way to source this in your shell scripts: ### PATH="${PATH}:/usr/local/share/ui-auto:/usr/share/ui-auto" ### . ui-libopt.sh # For documentation of function parameters, refer to the local # variables at the very beginning of each implementation. # For debug output on error only UI_OPT_CMDLINE="$(basename "${0}") ${@}" ui_opt_init() { local desc="${1}" local doc="${2}" UI_OPT_SYNTAX="" UI_OPT_NAME=$(basename "${0}") UI_OPT_DESC="${desc}" UI_OPT_DOC="${doc}" UI_OPT_POSITIONAL=0 } ui_opt_add() { local id="${1}" local desc="${2}" local default="${3}" local implies="${4}" local doc="${5}" local expert="${6}" local idLetter="${id:0:1}" case ${idLetter} in h|H) ui_opt_error "ui-libopt.sh usage: Options -h and -H are reserved (fix your sript)";; esac local syntax="-${idLetter}$(if [ "${id:1:1}" = ":" ]; then echo -n " arg"; fi)" UI_OPT_SYNTAX="${UI_OPT_SYNTAX}${id}" eval "UI_OPT_DESC_${idLetter}=\"${desc}\"" eval "UI_OPT_DEFAULT_${idLetter}=\"${default}\"" eval "UI_OPT_SYNTAX_${idLetter}=\"${syntax}\"" eval "UI_OPT_IMPLIES_${idLetter}=\"${implies}\"" eval "UI_OPT_DOC_${idLetter}=\"${doc}\"" eval "UI_OPT_EXPERT_${idLetter}=\"${expert}\"" } ui_opt_addPos() { local id="${1}" local desc="${2}" local default="${3}" local doc="${4}" eval "UI_OPT_ID_POSITIONAL_${UI_OPT_POSITIONAL}=\"${id}\"" eval "UI_OPT_DESC_POSITIONAL_${UI_OPT_POSITIONAL}=\"${desc}\"" eval "UI_OPT_DEFAULT_POSITIONAL_${UI_OPT_POSITIONAL}=\"${default}\"" eval "UI_OPT_DOC_POSITIONAL_${UI_OPT_POSITIONAL}=\"${doc}\"" UI_OPT_POSITIONAL="$((UI_OPT_POSITIONAL+1))" } ui_opt_parse() { local OPTIND=1 OPTARG OPTERR=1 o # Options while getopts "hH${UI_OPT_SYNTAX}" o; do if [ "${o}" = "?" ]; then ui_opt_help >&2 exit 1 elif [ "${o}" = "h" ]; then ui_opt_help exit 0 elif [ "${o}" = "H" ]; then ui_opt_help long exit 0 fi eval "UI_OPT_${o}=\"${OPTARG}\"" local impliesVar="UI_OPT_IMPLIES_${o}" for implied in ${!impliesVar}; do if ! ui_opt_given ${implied}; then ui_opt_set ${implied} fi done done # Positionals for ((i=0; i <= $((${#}-OPTIND)); ++i)) do local j=$((i+OPTIND)) UI_OPT_positional[${i}]="${!j}" done } # Show usage ui_opt_usage() { echo -n "Usage: ${UI_OPT_NAME} [-h|-H]" for ((i=0; i < ${#UI_OPT_SYNTAX}; ++i)); do local o="${UI_OPT_SYNTAX:${i}:1}" if [ "${o}" != ":" ]; then local syntax="UI_OPT_SYNTAX_${o}" local expert="UI_OPT_EXPERT_${o}" if [ "${!expert}" != "expert" -o "${1}" = "long" ]; then echo -n " ${!syntax}" fi fi done for ((i=0; i < $((UI_OPT_POSITIONAL)); ++i)); do local id="UI_OPT_ID_POSITIONAL_${i}" echo -n " ${!id}" done echo } # Show help ui_opt_help() { [ -z "${UI_OPT_DESC}" ] || echo -e "${UI_OPT_DESC}\n" [ -z "${UI_OPT_DOC}" -o "${1}" != "long" ] || echo -e "${UI_OPT_DOC}\n" | sed -e 's/.*/ &/' ui_opt_usage "${1}" echo -e "\n -h|-H : Get usage help; short (-h) or complete (-H)." if [ ${#UI_OPT_SYNTAX} -gt 0 ]; then echo -e "\nOptions:" for ((i=0; i < ${#UI_OPT_SYNTAX}; ++i)); do local o="${UI_OPT_SYNTAX:${i}:1}" if [ "${o}" != ":" ]; then local expert="UI_OPT_EXPERT_${o}" if [ "${!expert}" != "expert" -o "${1}" = "long" ]; then local syntax="UI_OPT_SYNTAX_${o}" local desc="UI_OPT_DESC_${o}" local default="UI_OPT_DEFAULT_${o}" local implies="UI_OPT_IMPLIES_${o}" local doc="UI_OPT_DOC_${o}" local def="" [ -z "${!default}" ] || def=" ['${!default}']" local imp="" [ -z "${!implies}" ] || imp=" (implies ${!implies})" local exp="" [ -z "${!expert}" ] || exp=" {${!expert}}" printf " %-6s: %s%s%s%s\n" "${!syntax}" "${!desc}" "${def}" "${imp}" "${exp}" [ -z "${!doc}" -o "${1}" != "long" ] || echo "${!doc}" | sed -e 's/.*/ &/' fi fi done fi if [ ${UI_OPT_POSITIONAL} -gt 0 ]; then echo -e "\nPositionals:" for ((i=0; i < $((UI_OPT_POSITIONAL)); ++i)); do local id="UI_OPT_ID_POSITIONAL_${i}" local desc="UI_OPT_DESC_POSITIONAL_${i}" local default="UI_OPT_DEFAULT_POSITIONAL_${i}" local doc="UI_OPT_DOC_POSITIONAL_${i}" printf " %-6s: %s\n" "${!id}" "${!desc}" [ -z "${!default}" ] || echo -e " Default='${!default}'." [ -z "${!doc}" -o "${1}" != "long" ] || echo "${!doc}" | sed -e 's/.*/ &/' done fi } # Check whether an option is given ui_opt_given() { local varName="UI_OPT_${1}" [ -n "${!varName+set}" ] } # Get option value from char identifier. Returns 1 if the option is # not given and there is no default, 0 on success. ui_opt_get() { local varName="UI_OPT_${1}" local defaultName="UI_OPT_DEFAULT_${1}" if [ "${!varName+set}" ]; then echo -n "${!varName}" elif [ "${!defaultName}" ]; then echo -n "${!defaultName}" else ui_opt_error "Option ${1} not given, and has no default" fi } # Set option value from char identifier. You may use this if some # option indirectly sets another one, for example. ui_opt_set() { local varName="UI_OPT_${1}" local varValue="${2}" eval "${varName}=\"${varValue}\"" } # Check whether a positional argument is given ui_opt_givenPos() { local index="${1}" [ $((index)) -lt ${#UI_OPT_positional[*]} ] } # Get non-option options from index. Other behaviour like ui_opt_get. ui_opt_getPos() { local index="${1}" local defaultName="UI_OPT_DEFAULT_POSITIONAL_${index}" if [ $((index)) -lt ${#UI_OPT_positional[*]} ]; then echo -n "${UI_OPT_positional[${index}]}" elif [ "${!defaultName}" ]; then echo -n "${!defaultName}" else local idName="UI_OPT_ID_POSITIONAL_${index}" ui_opt_error "Positional arg ${!idName} not given, and has no default" fi } # Little helper to (re-)assmeble option line as given ui_opt_assemble() { for o in ${1}; do if ui_opt_given ${o}; then echo -n "-${o} $(ui_opt_get $o) " fi done } ui_opt_error() { echo -e "E: ${1}.\nE: Failing command line: ${UI_OPT_CMDLINE}\n" >&2 case "${2}" in HELP) ui_opt_help >&2 ;; QUIET) true ;; *) ui_opt_usage >&2 echo -e "\nUse '-h|-H' for full usage help." >&2 esac exit 9 } # # Some non-opt common tools (too few yet to create another lib) # ui_check_installed() { local chk="${1}" local wrn="${2}" local cmd=$(basename $(echo "${chk}" | cut -d" " -f1)) if ! ${chk} >/dev/null 2>&1; then local msg="${cmd} not installed, or needs an updated version. Failed test: \"${chk}\"" if [ "${wrn}" = "warnonly" ]; then echo "W: ${msg}." >&2 else ui_opt_error "${msg}" fi fi } ui_run_alt() { if [ -x ${1} ]; then ${1} else echo "W: Preferred tool \"${1}\" not found, running alternate \"${2}\"" ${2} fi } # [reproducible builds, man page fix]: # - At build time, we need to use consistent HOME string (as we use -H to produce man pages). # - At runtime, we must use the actual HOME ui_reproducible_builds_home() { if [ -n "${SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH}" ]; then printf "%s" "" else printf "%s" "${HOME}" fi } ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/PaxHeaders.8980/ui-auto-release0000644000000000000000000000013212747623342017460 xustar0030 mtime=1470047970.935460343 30 atime=1470047970.951459879 30 ctime=1470051680.288201189 ui-auto-1.2.9/src/tools/ui-auto-release0000755000175000017500000014450512747623342020631 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000#!/bin/bash -e # Includes PATH="${PATH}:$(dirname "${0}"):/usr/local/share/ui-auto:/usr/share/ui-auto" . ui-libopt.sh # # Tools # # Helper tool: Copy file and print code to restore _ui_restore_file() { local orig="$(pwd)/${1}" local copy=$(mktemp -t ui-auto-release-XXXXXXXX) || exit 9 cp -a "${orig}" "${copy}" echo "mv \"${copy}\" \"${orig}\"" } boolSet() { [ "true" = "$1" ] } # Recommended line length is 64 (see below, upstream changes in Debian changelog). ui_sep0() { echo "----------------------------------------------------------------" } ui_sep1() { echo "================================================================" } ui_pprint() { local prefix="${1}" while read; do echo -e "${prefix}${REPLY}" done } ui_warn() { echo -e "${1}" | ui_pprint "W: " >&2 } ui_err() { echo -e "${1}" | ui_pprint "E: " >&2 } ui_ask() { local question="${1}" local default="${2}" local fatal="${3}" # Default default is "yes" if [ -z "${default}" ]; then default="Y" fi # Get answer local answer if ui_opt_given A; then answer=${default} else read -p "=>${fatal} QUESTION: ${1} (y/n) [${default}]? " answer if [ -z "${answer}" ]; then answer=${default} fi fi [ "${answer}" = "y" -o "${answer}" = "Y" ] } ui_read() { local v="${1}" # Variable to set local i="${2}" # Info local d="${3}" # Default value # If empty, set default if [ -z "${!v}" ]; then eval "${v}=\"${d}\"" fi if ui_opt_given A; then return 0 else local value read -p "=> INPUT: ${i} [${!v}]? " value # If non-empty, set given value if [ -n "${value}" ]; then eval "${v}=\"${value}\"" fi fi } ui_commit() { # May be "add" or "diff" local pre=${1} local message=${2} local file=${3} # In snapshot mode, we never check in if ui_opt_given s; then echo "Snapshot mode: Skipping commit of \"${file}\"." return 0 fi while true; do # This will either prepare the new file for addition ("add"), or show the changes to commit ("diff") ui_sep0 wd_info ui_sep0 ui-auto-uvc ${pre} "${file}" || true if ui_ask "Commit \"${file}\" (say 'n' to open the file in ${EDITOR})"; then ui-auto-uvc -m"${message}" commit "${file}" return 0 else ${EDITOR} "${file}" || true fi done return 1 } # onExit functions; when using this, you should protect arguments # using \", for example # onExitAdd rm -v \"${ONEXITFILE}\" onExitAdd() { # singleton for poor guys if [ -z "${ONEXITFILE}" ]; then ONEXITFILE=$(mktemp -t "ui-auto-release-onexit-XXXXXXXX") if ui_opt_given K; then onExitAdd echo \"Temporary kept: ${ONEXITFILE}\" else onExitAdd rm -f \"${ONEXITFILE}\" fi fi echo "${@}" >>"${ONEXITFILE}" } onExit() { # Eval all lines in reverse [ -z "${ONEXITFILE}" ] || tac "${ONEXITFILE}" | ( while read; do eval "${REPLY}"; done ) } trap "onExit" EXIT # Wrapper around mktemp: Uses eval, so we do not have to use a # subshell which would not allow us to call onExit* funcs, or # hard-exit the program. # # Adds error handling, handles "-K" option and the user-configured # tmpdir. # # Synopsis in functions: # local tmp # ui_mktemp "tmp" [-d] [DIR] ui_mktemp() { local var="${1}" local arg="${2}" if [ -n "${3}" ]; then local tmpDir="${3}" else local tmpDir="${ui_auto_userpref_tmpdir}" fi local temp if temp=$(mktemp ${arg} ${tmpDir}/ui-auto-release-temp-XXXXXXXX); then if ui_opt_given K; then onExitAdd echo \"Temporary kept: ${temp}\" else onExitAdd rm -rf \"${temp}\" fi # Set variable; may be global or local eval "${var}=\"${temp}\"" return 0 fi ui_err "Fatal: Temporary creation error in '${tmpDir}'.\nPlease check system and/or 'ui_auto_userpref_tmpdir' setting in '~/.ui-auto.conf'." exit 5 } # # Sequence handling # SEQUENCE_ALL=(+vccheck +autonews +autochangelog +bs_prep +release_hook -bs_dist +bs_distcheck +tags +upload +notify +debian_tarball -debian_package) SEQUENCE=(${SEQUENCE_ALL[@]}) SEQUENCE_SNAPSHOT="-vccheck -tags -notify" SEQUENCE_DEBIAN="+debian_package" updateSequence() { local items="${1}" local item for item in ${items}; do local i local found=false for ((i=0; i < ${#SEQUENCE[*]}; ++i)); do if [ "${item:1}" = "${SEQUENCE[$i]:1}" -o "${item:1}" = "ALL" ]; then SEQUENCE[$i]="${item:0:1}${SEQUENCE[$i]:1}" found=true [ "${item:1}" = "ALL" ] || break fi done if ! ${found}; then ui_opt_error "No such sequence item: ${item}" exit 5 fi done } printSequence() { local printStatus="${1}" for s in ${SEQUENCE[@]}; do if [ "${s:0:1}" = "+" ]; then echo -n "${s:1}" if [ "${printStatus}" = "status" ]; then local status="sequent_${s:1}_status" echo -n "(${!status})" fi echo -n " " fi done } printSequenceResults() { echo ui_sep1 echo "Sequence results: $(printSequence status)" ui_sep1 } # # Configuration tools # CONF_CTER=0 conf_add() { CONF_NAME[${CONF_CTER}]="${1}" CONF_TYPE[${CONF_CTER}]="${2}" CONF_MODE[${CONF_CTER}]="${3}" CONF_SHORT[${CONF_CTER}]="${4}" CONF_DEFAULT[${CONF_CTER}]="${5}" CONF_LONG[${CONF_CTER}]="${6}" CONF_CTER=$((CONF_CTER+1)) } conf_print_item() { local i="${1}" local quiet="${2}" if [ "${CONF_NAME[$i]}" = "header" ]; then ${quiet} || echo -e "$(ui_sep0)\n [${CONF_TYPE[$i]}]\n\n${CONF_MODE[$i]}\n$(ui_sep0)" | ui_pprint "# " else ${quiet} || echo "# ${CONF_NAME[$i]}(${CONF_MODE[$i]},${CONF_TYPE[$i]}): ${CONF_SHORT[$i]}" if [ -n "${CONF_LONG[$i]}" ]; then ${quiet} || echo -e "\n${CONF_LONG[$i]}" | ui_pprint "# " fi echo "${CONF_NAME[$i]}=\"${CONF_DEFAULT[$i]}\"" fi ${quiet} || echo } conf_print() { for ((i=0; i < ${CONF_CTER}; ++i)) do conf_print_item ${i} ${1} done } conf_find() { local i for ((i=0; i < ${CONF_CTER}; ++i)) do local n="${CONF_NAME[$i]}" if [ "${n}" = "${1}" ]; then return 0 elif [[ "${1}" =~ "_deb_" ]]; then # For _deb_ vars, cope for dist diversifications. local d for d in stable unstable; do if [ "${n}_${d}" = "${1}" -o "${n}_${d}_snapshot" = "${1}" ]; then return 0 fi done fi done return 1 } # Check that all mandatory config items are configured conf_check() { local f="${1}" local res=0 local i for ((i=0; i < ${CONF_CTER}; ++i)) do if [ "${CONF_NAME[$i]}" != "header" ]; then local m=${CONF_MODE[$i]:0:1} local d=${CONF_MODE[$i]:2} if [ "${m}" = "m" ]; then # Ignore if we are in Debian Only Mode, and the variable is non-deb if boolSet "${ui_release_debianonly}" && ! [[ "${CONF_NAME[$i]}" =~ "_deb_" ]]; then continue; elif [ -n "${d}" ]; then # Mandatory at: Either "m@-d" or "m@ui_auto_release_vc_loc" if [ "-" = "${d:0:1}" ]; then # "-d": Mandatory if option set; ignore if not given if ! ui_opt_given "${d:1:1}"; then continue; fi else # "var": Mandatory if option var set; ignore if empty if [ -z "${!d}" ]; then continue; fi fi fi # Ok, this var seems to be mandatory now local n="${CONF_NAME[$i]}" if [ -z "${!n}" ]; then ui_err "Mandatory (${CONF_MODE[$i]}) config '${n}' not configured." res=1 fi fi fi done # Check that configured variables are actually known local v for v in $(grep -e "^[^#][^[:space:]]\+=" ${f} | cut -d= -f1); do if ! conf_find "${v}"; then ui_err "Unknown variable in \"${f}\": '${v}'. Typo error?" res=1 fi done return ${res} } # # Status check # status_check() { local errs=0 conf_check "$(ui_opt_get f)" # Forbid version *.0.* if [ ${package_version_major} -eq 0 -a ${package_version_minor} -eq 0 ] 2>/dev/null; then ui_err "Versions 0.0.* are forbidden; start projects with 0.1.0 (unstable)." return 1 fi # VC ui-auto-uvc check_installation # BS boolSet "${ui_release_debianonly}" || ui-auto-ubs check_installation # Debian tests if ui_opt_given d; then ui_check_installed "debchange --version --force-distribution" ui_check_installed "dput --version" fi } # Info about current wd wd_info() { echo "WD=$(pwd)" echo "VC=$(ui-auto-uvc -s)/$(ui-auto-uvc path)" } # # Config info # config_info_vc() { cat <"${news_pure}" if has_option header; then sed -n "1,$((topRelease-1))p" "${file}" fi else cat "${file}" >"${news_pure}" fi # Compute start/end of requested release local start=$(($(grep --line-number "${regex}" "${news_pure}" | head -n1 | cut -d: -f1))) if [ ${start} -lt 1 ]; then # Not found if has_option invert; then cat "${news_pure}" else ui_err "No release for ${regex}." return 1 fi else local tmp ui_mktemp tmp sed "1,$((start))d" "${news_pure}" >"${tmp}" local length=$(($(grep --line-number "^${package}-" ${tmp} | head -n1 | cut -d: -f1)-1)) if [ ${length} -eq -1 ]; then # no next release -- use file length length=$(($(cat "${tmp}" | wc -l))) fi local end=$((start+length)) if has_option invert; then sed "${start},${end}d" "${news_pure}" else sed -n "${start},${end}p" "${news_pure}" fi fi } sequent_autonews_info() { cat <"${new_news}" Summaries of important changes how ${package} is used or behaves. See ChangeLog for more details. Downloads: o Generic: $(config_download_loc) o Current: $(config_download_loc)/${package_dist}/${package_tarball} $(ui_sep1) EOF # New release line local release_line="${package}-${package_version} (${package_dist}) ($(date --rfc-2822)):" local existing_news=$(do_getnews NEWS "${package_version}") if [ -n "${existing_news}" ]; then local existing_head=$(echo "${existing_news}" | head -n1) if ! echo "${existing_head}" | grep --quiet --ignore-case "unreleased"; then ui_warn "Already released?\nRe-editing existing NEWS section w/o UNRELEASED tag: ${existing_head}." ui_warn "Please double-check your package version ${package_version} and NEWS file before continuing." ui_ask "Continue (will re-edit ${existing_head})" fi echo "${existing_news}" | sed "s/^${package}-.*/${release_line}/" >>"${new_news}" else # Auto NEWS # If in snapshot mode, auto-restore NEWS on exit if ui_opt_given s; then local news_restore=$(_ui_restore_file NEWS) || exit 9 onExitAdd "${news_restore}" fi # Ponder release type local human_readable_release_type="Unknown" if [ "${package_version_tag}" = "none" ]; then human_readable_release_type="Snapshot" elif [ "${package_branch_tag}" != "none" -o ${package_version_patch} -eq 0 ]; then human_readable_release_type="Initial" else human_readable_release_type="Patched" fi # Ponder last released values from current NEWS local last_release_version="" local last_release_date="" local last_release_date_ymd="" while read; do last_release_date="$(printf "%s" "${REPLY}" | cut -d'(' -f3 | cut -d')' -f1)" if [ "${last_release_date^^}" != "UNRELEASED" ]; then last_release_version="$(printf "%s" "${REPLY}" | cut -d' ' -f1 | rev | cut -d'-' -f1 | rev)" if ! last_release_date_ymd="$(date --date="${last_release_date}" +%Y%m%d)"; then ui_warn "Date string parsing failed. Falling back to NEWS file modification time (usually incorrect)." last_release_date_ymd="$(date --reference="NEWS" +%Y%m%d)" fi break fi last_release_version="" done < <(grep "^${package}-.\+ (.\+) (.\+)" "NEWS") printf "I: Last release info: %s/%s/%s" "${last_release_version}" "${last_release_date}" "${last_release_date_ymd}" # Ponder command for Changes local since_tag="NO_AUTOMATIC_SINCE_TAG_FOUND" if [ -n "${last_release_version}" ]; then since_tag="$(printf "${package_cap}_${last_release_version}" | tr "." "_")" if [ "$(ui-auto-uvc -s)" = "svn" ]; then # Extrawurscht for SVN; does not really work with tags, so we need the revision from the remote TAG URL since_tag=$(svn info "${ui_release_vc_loc_tags}/${since_tag}" | grep "^Last Changed Rev:" | cut -d":" -f2- | tr -d "[:space:]") fi local auto_news_cmd="ui-auto-uvc news ${since_tag}" else local auto_news_cmd="printf PLEASE_ADD_CHANGES_HERE" fi printf "\n" printf "N: CREATING automated 'Changes' section from VC changes ('first-line summary')\n" printf "N: The default is merely guessed from the NEWS file.\n" printf "N: Should work fine though for standard cases, but you can FIX it if needed now.\n" printf "N: We will just continue if this fails (but you need to deal with its output, fixing the file by editing manually).\n" ui_read auto_news_cmd "Command to get NEWS-like Changes from VC" cat <>"${new_news}" ${release_line} ${human_readable_release_type} ${package_dist} release. Changes since ${last_release_version}: $(${auto_news_cmd} || printf "AUTONEWS COMMAND '%s' FAILED.\n\nPLEASE_FIX_OR_ADD_CHANGES_MANUALLY_HERE" "${auto_news_cmd}") $(ui_sep0) EOF fi do_getnews NEWS "${package_version}" invert >>"${new_news}" cat "${new_news}" >NEWS ui_commit diff "${package_ci_msg}: News for ${package_version}." "NEWS" } sequent_autochangelog_info() { cat <ChangeLog ui_commit diff "${package_ci_msg}: ChangeLog updated from version control." "ChangeLog" } do_check_old_tarball() { local tarball="${1}" if [ -e "${tarball}" ]; then ui_warn "Already released?\nFound: ${tarball}." ui_ask "Continue (will remove tarball)" "N" rm -v -f "${tarball}" fi } sequent_bs_prep_info() { cat < "~" local version="${current_version}~${snaprev}" else # New cl section; must be greater than the former release => "." local version="${current_version}.${snaprev}" fi else seemsBackport() { [[ ! "${current_dist}" =~ "~" ]] && [[ "${ui_release_deb_revapx}" =~ "~" ]] } # Release: On unreleased, we just use the current version, else inc first if [ "${current_dist}" = "UNRELEASED" ] || seemsBackport; then local version="${current_version}" else local version=$(incDebianVersion "${current_version}") fi fi else # STANDARD MODE: We always have a new upstream version local message="New upstream ${package_version} (${package_dist})" if ui_opt_given s; then # Snapshot: We can use the short Debian revision, as upstream snaphot version already sorts fine local version="${package_version}-${snaprev_short}" else # Release: We have a new upstream, so default is just 1. local version="${package_version}-1" fi # Import orig tarball if configured if [ -n "${ui_release_deb_dbuild_import}" ]; then ${ui_release_deb_dbuild_import//%o/${package_tarball_deb_abs}} fi fi version="${version}${ui_release_deb_revapx}" local debchange_arg="--newversion ${version}" if [ "${current_dist}" = "UNRELEASED" ]; then # Re-use not-yet releases section; unfortunately we cannot # change version of existing section via debchange sed --in-place "0,/${current_version}/s//${version}/" debian/changelog debchange_arg="--append" message="${message}: Reusing UNRELEASED section formerly versioned ${current_version}" fi local autoname="Automated changes by $(basename $0)" # Start or update top level section DEBFULLNAME="${autoname}" \ debchange --force-bad-version --force-distribution \ --distribution="${ui_release_deb_dist}" \ ${debchange_arg} "${message}" # On autonews, add upstream NEWS if boolSet "${ui_release_autonews}"; then # Some ridiculous cosmetic care about the format in Debian changelogs: # - debchange splits incoming messages at 68 chars # - we can't tell debchange that we want "one entry", so we want # to prefix all entries with "UP: " (4 chars) to mark upstream # changes. # I.e., we need to fold at 68-4=64 chars; hence, this is also # the recommended line length for NEWS files. do_getnews "${package_dir}/NEWS" | head --lines=-1 | fold --width=64 | ui_pprint "UP: " | ( while read; do DEBFULLNAME="${autoname}" debchange --append "${REPLY}" done ) fi # Add all project-configured changelog entries echo -e "${ui_release_deb_clentries}" | ( while read; do DEBFULLNAME="${autoname}" debchange --append "${REPLY}" done ) # Append as normal user; this will also change the finalize # line back to the actual user so wen can sign etc. debchange --append "ui-auto-release run by $(id -u -n)@$(hostname -f)." # When not in auto-mode, open editor, so the actual user may do changes manually if ! ui_opt_given A; then debchange --append fi # Checkin change when not in snapshot mode ui_commit diff "${package_ci_msg}: Auto Debian package changes." debian/changelog # Re-read changelog's top-level version in case it was changed manually version=$(dpkg-parsechangelog | grep "^Version" | cut -d" " -f2-) echo "Running \"${package_deb_buildpackage}\" in \"$(pwd)\"..." ${package_deb_buildpackage} # Build success. Find .changes file, and set find changes (find as we cannot know what arch the upload is) local changes=$(find ${package_dir_deb}/${ui_release_deb_pkg_loc} -type f -name "${package_deb}_${version}_*.changes") if [ -z "${changes}" ]; then ui_err "Fatal: buildpackage run ok, but no changes found in ${package_dir_deb}/${ui_release_deb_pkg_loc}" exit 1 fi local chbase=$(basename "${changes}") echo "Debian package built: ${chbase}." # Try hard to actually sign the changes file if ! ${ui_auto_userpref_debsign} "${changes}"; then if [ -n "${ui_auto_userpref_debrsign}" ]; then ${ui_auto_userpref_debrsign} "${changes}" || true fi fi # Local files built: Handle local removal mode now if ui_opt_given R; then # Uhh -- ugly but should work local files="${chbase} $(basename "${chbase}" changes)upload $(grep --max-count=1 "^Files:" -A100 ${changes} | grep "^ .\+" | rev | cut -d" " -f1 | rev)" for f in ${files}; do onExitAdd rm -v -f \"${package_dir_deb}/${ui_release_deb_pkg_loc}/${f}\" done fi # Handle upload via dput if ui_ask "Upload Debian package \"${chbase}\" to \"${ui_release_deb_dput}\" (${ui_release_deb_dist})"; then while ! dput ${ui_auto_userpref_dput_options} "${ui_release_deb_dput}" "${changes}"; do ui_warn "dput failed (see above). You may change dput options and destination now and retry.\n\\ Use user configuration ~/.ui-auto.conf, option 'ui_auto_userpref_dput_options' to configure permanently." if ui_opt_given A; then # Automatic mode: error return 1 else # Interactive: Retry ui_read ui_auto_userpref_dput_options "dput options (use 'S' to skip uploading)" [ "${ui_auto_userpref_dput_options}" != "S" ] || break ui_read ui_release_deb_dput "dput destination" fi done fi } autoDetectBootstrapVC() { # subshell so we don't change anything ( # Cd to the directory of the conffile, so we can compute the vc # system if s.th. like -f x/y/xy.conf was used outside project dir # (ui-auto-uvc -s) cd $(dirname "$(ui_opt_get f)") echo -n "$(ui-auto-uvc -s)/$(ui-auto-uvc path)" ) 2>/dev/null } # Check if the given conffile is in the current directory. conffile_is_local() { [ "$(readlink --canonicalize "$(pwd)")" = "$(readlink --canonicalize "$(dirname "$(ui_opt_get f)")")" ] } do_vc_bootstrap() { # Long function ;(, but the only use is to compute whether we need # to check for VC sync before bootstrapping. needVcCheck() { local vcs="${1}" # Don't check on -C (explicit checkout), or on "local" vc if ui_opt_given C || [ "${vcs}" == "local" ]; then return 1 else # Don't check if we are in a different dir than the config file (i.e., outside the project dir). if ! conffile_is_local; then return 1 fi fi # Per default, do check return 0 } local vcs=$(echo "${1}" | cut -d/ -f1) local vcpath=$(echo "${1}" | cut -d/ -f2-) local vcCheck="${2}" # Ask about uncommitted changes before strapping (but not for # "local" vc system or if we strap explicitly (-C)). if needVcCheck "${vcs}" && ! ui-auto-uvc check_sync; then ui_ask "Checkout mode(${vcs}): Above local changes will not be in release. Ignore" "N" fi # Create and work in temporary directory local buildDir ui_mktemp buildDir -d cd "${buildDir}" echo "VC bootstrapping [${vcs}] ${vcpath} in ${buildDir}..." # Create checkout and work there ui-auto-uvc -S "${vcs}" checkout "${vcpath}" "checkout" cd checkout ui_sep0 } # Parse/set _deb_ vars that are subject to diversification by appending "stable|unstable[_snapshot]" parse_deb_vars() { for n in vc_tag orig_commit dbuild dbuild_options dbuild_import dist revapx clentries dput; do # Set default local v="ui_release_deb_${n}" local value="${!v}" # Set dist config if configured v="${v}_${package_dist}" [ -z "${!v}" ] || value="${!v}" # Set dist snapshot config if needed/configured if ui_opt_given s; then v="${v}_snapshot" [ -z "${!v}" ] || value="${!v}" fi # Overwrite global eval "ui_release_deb_${n}=\"${value}\"" done } # Info on a sequent sequentInfo() { ui_sep1 ( wd_info && echo && sequent_${1}_info 2>/dev/null ) | ui_pprint "Sequent ${1}: " } # Run a sequent sequentRun() { ui_sep1 echo "=> Sequent \"${sequent}\":" ui_sep1 sequent_${1} } # Ponder global variables ponder_package_globals() { package_vc="$(ui-auto-uvc -s)" if [ "function" = "$(type -t ui_release_hook)" ]; then package_hook="true" else package_hook="false" fi # Actually parse package name and major/minor/patch versions eval $(ui-auto-ubs parse) # Snapshot mode: Patch package version if ui_opt_given s; then if ui_opt_given c; then TMP_SNAP="$(ui_opt_get S)$(ui-auto-uvc version)" else TMP_SNAP="$(ui_opt_get S)$(hostname)" fi # Patch build system, and re-read vars BS_RESTORE=$(ui-auto-ubs patch "${package_version}${ui_release_snapsep}${TMP_SNAP}") || exit 9 onExitAdd ${BS_RESTORE} eval $(ui-auto-ubs parse) fi # Set package's dist package_dist="" if boolSet "${ui_release_manualdist}"; then package_dist=$(ui_opt_get T) else # Sanity check only if ui_opt_given T; then ui_err "Auto dist mode: You can't use -T here.\nIf you really want to switch your project\ to manual mode,\nadd 'ui_release_manualdist=true' to .ui-auto.conf." exit 9 fi # Standard convention: EVEN(MINOR) == stable. if [ $((package_version_minor % 2)) -eq 0 ]; then package_dist="stable" else package_dist="unstable" fi fi dist_ok "${package_dist}" # Set package's tags/branches to add on release package_branch_tag="none" package_version_tag="none" if ! ui_opt_given s; then package_version_tag=$(echo ${package_cap}_${package_version} | tr "." "_") if [ "${package_dist}" = "stable" -a ${package_version_patch} -eq 0 ]; then # Seems to be an initial stable release like '0.2.0': Automatically add a stable branch package_branch_tag="${package_cap}_${package_version_major}_${package_version_minor}_PATCHES" fi fi # Global package tarball vars package_dir=$(pwd) package_tarball="${package}-${package_version}.tar.gz" package_tarball_abs=$(readlink --canonicalize-missing "${STOREDIR}/${package_tarball}") } # Ponder global Debian variables ponder_debian_globals() { # package_dist used used for Debian mode too; let's try to set it if unset yet (debian only mode) if [ -z "${package_dist}" ]; then package_dist=$(ui_opt_get T) dist_ok "${package_dist}" fi # Debian package name; default is package name if [ -n "${ui_release_deb_name}" ]; then package_deb="${ui_release_deb_name}" else package_deb="${package}" fi # Set package_dir_deb if boolSet "${ui_release_debianonly}"; then # In Debian-only mode, we must be called from DST, and the debdir is always .. package_dir_deb=$(readlink --canonicalize-missing "..") echo "I: Debian only mode: Setting debdir to parent: ${package_dir_deb}" else USER_PROJECT_DEBDIR=$(echo "${package}" | tr "-" "_")_debdir if [ -n "${!USER_PROJECT_DEBDIR}" ]; then # Per project user-configured debdir package_dir_deb="${!USER_PROJECT_DEBDIR}" elif [ -n "${ui_auto_userpref_debdir}" ]; then # Global user-configured debdir package_dir_deb="${ui_auto_userpref_debdir}/${package_deb}" else # Nothing configured! Use default. package_dir_deb="${STOREDIR}/ui-auto-release-debian/${package_deb}" fi fi package_dir_deb_abs=$(readlink --canonicalize-missing "${package_dir_deb}") package_tarball_deb="${package_deb}_${package_version}.orig.tar.gz" package_tarball_deb_abs="${package_dir_deb_abs}/${ui_release_deb_orig_loc}/${package_tarball_deb}" # Debian per-dist vars with defaults parse_deb_vars package_deb_buildpackage="${ui_release_deb_dbuild} -sa -us -uc ${ui_auto_userpref_dbuild_options} ${ui_release_deb_dbuild_options} $(ui_opt_get D)" # Auto-override options per buildtool used case "${package_deb_buildpackage}" in *svn-buildpackage*) package_deb_buildpackage="${package_deb_buildpackage} \ --svn-override=origDir=$(dirname "${package_tarball_deb_abs}"),buildArea=${package_dir_deb_abs}/${ui_release_deb_pkg_loc}" echo "[svn-bp] origDir option overridden: ${package_deb_buildpackage}" ;; esac } # # Start processing # # Release configuration conf_add header "ui-auto-release configuration" "\ Needed if you want to use ui-auto-release. Note: You can also add a 'release hook' function (for very special requirements) here; for autotools, this is called between ./configure and distcheck. Example: function ui_release_hook() { echo 'Release hook stub (doing nothing).' }" conf_add ui_release_debianonly bool o "Debian only mode" "false" "\ Set this to true if your .ui-auto.conf is for Debian package building only. In a nutshell, this flag makes it possible to use the sequent 'debian_package' to automatically produce packages for Debian native packages [1] or Debian packages you maintain but not controlling upstream [2]. Never use this flag in a 'real upstream' software package. You may skip all configuration but the Debian configuration below. For use case [1], you can just add a '.ui-auto.conf' in the top level source tree like in an ordinary project. For use case [2], it's recommended to maintain the '.ui-auto.conf' under debian/ to avoid any possible conflicts with upstream." conf_add ui_release_vc_loc string m "Version control system location (for syntax, see vcpath docs in 'ui-auto-uvc -H')" conf_add ui_release_vc_loc_tags string m "Version control system tags location (for syntax, see vcpath docs in 'ui-auto-uvc -H')" conf_add ui_release_vc_loc_branches string m "Version control system branches location (for syntax, see vcpath docs in 'ui-auto-uvc -H')" conf_add ui_release_upload_loc string o "Scp location where to upload." "" "\ If not set, upload is skipped with a warning. Example: 'tarballs@my.tarballs.org:public_html'" conf_add ui_release_download_loc string m@ui_release_upload_loc "Download location." "" "\ A URL base (i.e. w/o 'PROJECT/stable|unstable') from where to download tarballs. This will be used for notifications to create convenience download URLs. Example: 'http://my.tarballs.org/~tarballs'" conf_add ui_release_download_loc_append_package bool o "Append package name to download location (disable for SF)." "true" conf_add ui_release_manualdist bool o "Manually set distribution type (stable,unstable) on release." "false" "\ Setting this flag means you have to use the type each time you release using the -T options, and you won't get automatic branches after initial stable releases. Per default, ui-auto-release uses the MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH with MINOR even=stable and MINOR odd=unstable convention to automate this. If you don't like this, enable manualdist." conf_add ui_release_snapsep string o "Snapshot separator." "." "\ In snapshot mode, this string goes between the current project's version and the snapshot appendix. Practically, to get versioning for snapshots right, you have these two options, implicating on your policy on when to set the project's version: '.': Set new version before you release. '~': Set new upcoming version _after_ you release." conf_add ui_release_autochangelog bool o "Auto-generated ChangeLog from VC on release." "false" conf_add ui_release_autonews string o "Automatically handle NEWS sections, and edit NEWS on release." "false" conf_add ui_release_notify string o "EMail addresses to notify on releases (comma-separated)." " " "\ When empty, EMail notify is skipped; when set, mails are sent to all (comma separated) email addresses given. In interactive mode you also may give more addresses on the command line. If you want to send notifies, but give addresses manually each time, set this to one space (' ')." # Debian configuration conf_add header "ui-auto-release Debian configuration" "\ Needed only if you want ui-auto-release to automatically deal with Debian packages on project releases. Killer feature is to be able to automatically produce 'upstream snapshot Debian packages' in one go, even unattended in a nightly cron job." conf_add ui_release_deb_name string o "Name of Debian (source) package" "" "\ Set this only in case the Debian (source) package name differs from the (upstream) project name." conf_add ui_release_deb_orig_loc string o "Directory to put auto-generated Debian tarballs." "" "\ Relative to the Debian directory (see user specific ~/.ui-auto.conf on how to configure this, default would be '../ui-auto-release-debian/PACKAGE'). If this is set to non-empty (use '.' for top level), a 'Debian orig' tarball will be put there in each release run (even without -d). Usually, this is just 'tarballs'." conf_add ui_release_deb_pkg_loc string m@-d "Where Debian packages live after building." "build-area" "\ Relative to the hardcoded Debian directory (see above)." conf_add ui_release_deb_vc string m@-d "Version control system used for Debian packaging." "svn" "\ See 'ui-uvc -h' for supported systems. This is needed as we have to boostrap the Debian packaging from VC." conf_add ui_release_deb_vc_loc string m@-d "Version control system location (vc specific)" # Debian configuration: Dist diversifications conf_add header "ui-auto-release Debian configuration: Distribution diversification" "\ Each of the following variables may be given as NAME : DEFAULT. NAME_unstable : For unstable; falls back to DEFAULT. NAME_unstable_snapshot: For unstable snapshots; falls back to unstable, then DEFAULT. NAME_stable : For stable; falls back to DEFAULT. NAME_stable_snapshot : For stable snapshots; falls back to stable, then DEFAULT. We explain the DEFAULTs only here; meaning is the same." conf_add ui_release_deb_vc_tag string m@-d "VC tag to use." "" "\ Example for svn-*: 'trunk'" conf_add ui_release_deb_orig_commit string o "Whether to check-in orig tarballs via VC." "false" "\ With some setups, orig tarballs are checked into VC for convenience; you may automate this with release by enabling this. NOTE: You must have a proper layout with VC support for the tarball directory beforehand, else this will fail!" conf_add ui_release_deb_dbuild_import string o "Command to import new upstream tarball." "" "\ Set this only if you need to import new upstreams to version control with your *-buildpackage tool or setup (for svn-*, 'mergeWithUpstream' mode is recommended which obsoletes this). If you add this, %o will be replaced with the new orig tarball. Example for svn: 'svn-upgrade %o'" conf_add ui_release_deb_dbuild string m@-d "Command to build the Debian package" "" "\ Example for svn-*: 'svn-buildpackage -rfakeroot -S'" conf_add ui_release_deb_dbuild_options string o "Additional *-buildpackage options." conf_add ui_release_deb_dist string m@-d "Distribution to use (Debian changelog)." conf_add ui_release_deb_revapx string o "Revision appendix (Debian changelog)" "" "\ Will be appended to the Debian revision generated automagically from the Debian VC." conf_add ui_release_deb_clentries string o "Pre-configured changelog entries (use \n to seperate them)." "" "\ Only use this if you have special needs." conf_add ui_release_deb_dput string m@-d "Upload target for dput" # ui-auto-env configuration conf_add header "ui-auto-env|shell|update configuration" "\ Needed only if you want support to develop directly from version control working directories with several inter-dependent projects." conf_add ui_env_library_paths string o "Library paths (were .so/.a files live)" "" "\ Example: 'src/mylib/.libs src/extralib/.libs'" conf_add ui_env_include_paths string o "Include paths (root dirs so that the include synaptic work)" "" "\ Example: 'src'" conf_add ui_env_program_paths string o "Program paths (were executables live)" conf_add ui_env_m4_macro_paths string o "Paths to m4 macros the project wants to export" # Options ui_opt_init "Release an 'ui-auto-enabled' project." \ "Notes: Unless in manual checkout mode (-C), always run from the package's top-level source tree. Unless in automatic mode (-A), ui-auto-release prints status information and prompts you before doing anything. All modes may be combined arbitrarily. See '-P' for configuration documentation." ui_opt_add "c" "Checkout mode: Work in a temporary fresh VC checkout (not wd)." ui_opt_add "C:" "Checkout mode with explicit VC information; syntax 'VCS/VCPATH'." "" "c" "\ - Please see 'ui-auto-uvc --help' an explanation on available VCSes and VCPATH syntax. - Use 'local/'pwd'' (pwd in backticks) explicitly to just get a copy of your current project wd to work in." \ "expert" ui_opt_add "s" "Snapshot mode: Do a snapshot release." "" "" "\ - Auto-generates snapshot versions. - Omit vc checkins. - Omit sequents: ${SEQUENCE_SNAPSHOT}." ui_opt_add "S:" "Snapshot mode with manual version appendix." "snapshot$(date -u -d "@${SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH:-$(date +%s)}" +%Y%m%d%H%M%S)" "s" "\ - Example: '~rc1' when your version is already bumped to the upcoming stable." \ "expert" ui_opt_add "d" "Debian mode: Do a subsequent Debian package release." "" "" "\ - Taints sequence: ${SEQUENCE_DEBIAN}." ui_opt_add "D:" "Debian mode with extra options for the *-buildpackage run." " " "d" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "Q:" "SeQuence tainting: Manually add (+) or remove (-) sequents." "" "" "\ Meta sequent 'ALL' may be used to affect all sequents. Available sequents: ${SEQUENCE_ALL[*]}" \ "expert" ui_opt_add "A" "Automatic (non-interactive) mode: Assume defaults for all questions." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "T:" "Manually set the distribution type: Either 'stable' or 'unstable'." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "f:" "Project config file location." "./.ui-auto.conf" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "F:" "User config file location." "$(ui_reproducible_builds_home)/.ui-auto.conf" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "n" "No action mode: Don't actually run sequents, just show what we would do." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "R" "Remove local release files on exit." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "K" "Keep temporary files and directories." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "p" "Print sample project configuration with default values." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "P" "Like -p, but verbosely (i.e., with documentation)." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_add "I" "Print all sequent docs." "" "" "" "expert" ui_opt_parse "$@" # Extra actions if ui_opt_given p; then conf_print true exit 0 elif ui_opt_given P; then conf_print false exit 0 elif ui_opt_given I; then for s in ${SEQUENCE_ALL[@]}; do sequentInfo "${s:1}" done exit 0 fi # Sanity check on root user if [ "$(id -u)" = "0" ]; then ui_opt_error "You are root, go away" fi # Set user global configuration defaults ui_auto_userpref_tmpdir="/tmp" ui_auto_userpref_nosign=false ui_auto_userpref_sign="gpg --sign --detach --armor --output=%s %t" ui_auto_userpref_rsign="" ui_auto_userpref_dbuild_options="" ui_auto_userpref_debdir="" ui_auto_userpref_debsign="debsign" ui_auto_userpref_debrsign="" # Read user configuration (if exists). [ ! -e "$(ui_opt_get F)" ] || . "$(ui_opt_get F)" # VC bootstrap first if needed STOREDIR=$(pwd)/.. if ui_opt_given c; then # STOREDIR: On excplit checkout (-C) or when the given conffile is not in wd, store to current directory. if ui_opt_given C || ! conffile_is_local; then STOREDIR=$(pwd) fi # Strap explicitly, or automatically if ui_opt_given C; then do_vc_bootstrap "$(ui_opt_get C)" else do_vc_bootstrap "$(autoDetectBootstrapVC)" fi fi # Set project default values eval $(conf_print true) # Read given project configuration (must exist). set +e if ! . "$(ui_opt_get f)"; then ui_err "Error reading project config. Possible causes:" ui_err "* You are not in a project directory." ui_err "* You have no config file yet: Check '-p|-P' for templates." ui_err "* You used checkout mode (-c), but your config is not in VC? Check in, or [expert] use '-f \$(pwd)/$(ui_opt_get f)'." exit 100 fi set -e # Implicitly set "-d" (Debian Mode) on Debian Only Mode if boolSet "${ui_release_debianonly}"; then ui_opt_set d "true" fi # For EDITOR, fall back to VISUAL, the vi. if [ "${EDITOR}" = "" ]; then if [ "${VISUAL}" = "" ]; then EDITOR="vi" else EDITOR="${VISUAL}" fi fi # Set VISUAL to EDITOR to force our preference for EDITOR VISUAL=${EDITOR} # Ponder global variables boolSet "${ui_release_debianonly}" || ponder_package_globals ponder_debian_globals # Checkin message package_ci_msg="[ui-auto-release run by $(id -n -u)@$(hostname -f)]" # # Compute actual sequence for this run # # Options -s, -d ! ui_opt_given s || updateSequence "${SEQUENCE_SNAPSHOT}" ! ui_opt_given d || updateSequence "${SEQUENCE_DEBIAN}" # Config news, changelog boolSet "${ui_release_autonews}" || updateSequence "-autonews" boolSet "${ui_release_autochangelog}" || updateSequence "-autochangelog" ${package_hook} || updateSequence "-release_hook" [ -n "${ui_release_upload_loc}" ] || updateSequence "-upload" [ -n "${ui_release_notify}" ] || updateSequence "-notify" [ -n "${ui_release_deb_orig_loc}" ] || updateSequence "-debian_tarball" # Debian only mode is special, only run debian_package ! boolSet "${ui_release_debianonly}" || updateSequence "-ALL +debian_package" # Last, with option to overwrite: Option -Q ! ui_opt_given Q || updateSequence "$(ui_opt_get Q | tr ',' ' ')" # Status check status_check # Overview config_info_overview # Show sequence, and ask about how to go on ui_read CONTINUE "A=Continue in automatic mode, c|C=Continue?" "C" case ${CONTINUE} in c|C) ;; A) echo "Setting automatic mode..." ui_opt_set A "true" ;; *) exit 0 ;; esac # Always print sequence results onExitAdd printSequenceResults # Run sequence for sequent in $(printSequence); do sequentInfo "${sequent}" if ui_ask "Run sequent \"${sequent}\""; then while true; do # Run all sequents in a subshell; this means nothing will (and # can!) taint other sequents by setting global vars. Also, using # "-e", this means error handling is enabled in the subshell, but # we can test the result of the subshell ("if sequentRun; ..." will # DISABLE "-e" error handling). # For bash 4.0, we need workarounds with set -+e set +e ( set -e if ui_opt_given n; then echo "No action mode: Would run sequent \"${sequent}\"" else sequentRun "${sequent}" fi ) RET=$? set -e if [ ${RET} -eq 0 ]; then # Success, continue with next sequent eval "sequent_${sequent}_status=ok" break else # Failure; lets see what we can do ui_sep0 ui_err "Sequent \"${sequent}\" failed. Please try to fix errors above." # Always fail in auto-mode, else ask if ui_opt_given A; then ANSWER="C" else read -p "=> Sequent \"${sequent}\": (R)etry, (I)gnore or (C)ancel? 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Exiting." >&2 exit 1 fi echo "Old sp-auto enabled project tree found." read -p "RETURN to update project (changes only local files), C-c to cancel." ui-auto-uvc check_sync echo "Updating .sp-auto.conf to .ui-auto.conf..." mv -v .sp-auto.conf .ui-auto.conf for f in $(find . -type f ! -wholename "*/.svn/*" ! -wholename "*/CVS/*" ! -name "*~" ! -name "ChangeLog" ! -name "NEWS"); do echo "Updating ${f}..." replace "$f" "sp-auto" "ui-auto" replace "$f" "sp_opt" "ui_opt" replace "$f" "sp_env" "ui_env" replace "$f" "sp_release" "ui_release" replace "$f" "sp-libopt.sh" "ui-libopt.sh" replace "$f" "SP_" "UI_" replace "$f" "sp-doxygen" "ui-doxygen" replace "$f" "sp-version" "ui-version" replace "$f" "sp-distdir" "ui-distdir" done echo echo "=> Project updated; remaining TODOS for you:" echo echo "* Verify all changed files via VCS. 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[ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.8. Revert "[ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control." This reverts commit 61f518830fc310cc985bdc830594d14e5e467930. Revert "[ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.8." This reverts commit dff4cf5b7418ebf1c2572644a1de25e3134b52c5. src/tools/Makefile.am: Fix for distcheck (we now need basename of $<). [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.8. configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.8. 2016-07-30 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release (reproducible builds): Apply Chris' snapshot version patch here too, as -- alas -- this ends up in the man page as well. Seems a bit clumsy to put that code there, but it seems the only easy fix. Should not bother anyone as long as no one sets SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH manually in their environment. That dynamic snasphot version should not end up in the man page in the 1st place, but that would be a hard change and won't come for legacy ui-auto. 2016-07-30 Stephan Sürken ui-auto.m4(reproducible builds): Fix comparison: Must use "test", not square brackets in m4 macros. src/tools/Makefile.am: Don't ignore failures on automatic man page generation any more. src/tools/ui-auto-shell: Add extra support for better usage output via -h|H. Makefile.am(reproducible builds): Bugfix: Always use our in-project m4 macros. Previously, it would just use the m4 macros from ui-auto already installed in the system (confusing!), and not be strapable if ui-auto is not installed on the system (bug!). 2016-07-25 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.7. configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.7. 2016-07-25 Stephan Sürken build system: Support SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH (reproducable builds) (thx to Chris Lamb). https://reproducible-builds.org/specs/source-date-epoch/ See https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=832180. All changes from there "as is" except the unnecessary one in ui-auto-release. 2016-04-25 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.6. configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.6. ui-auto-uvc: Fix svn detection for subversion >= 1.7. 2015-06-29 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.5. configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.5. template.deb_*: Update jessie version to stable/80, and add stretch. 2015-05-10 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.4. configure.ac: Prepare release 1.2.4. .ui-auto.conf: Update to be able to build snapshots on hellfield. template.deb_git+mbd-1.0: Make work with git-buildpackage >= 0.6.24 (sid/stretch: uses "gbp target" only). 2014-11-26 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.3. configure.ac: Prepare release 1.2.3. 2014-11-26 Stephan Sürken ui-doxygen.m4: Only install known target dirs (fixes distcheck errors with newer doxygen) Previously, s.th. like '/*' was used, just to copy any created dir. Newer doxygen versions also put a sqlite db in there, which then also would be installed (first bug). Then 'distcheck' would complain that this is sqlite db is not removed (second bug), as the uninstall already only removed the defined target dirs. Thanks to Marc Laue for the patch. 2014-08-18 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.2. configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.2. ui-auto-release: autonews/svn: Use actual revision from remote tag URL. ui-auto-uvc[svn]: news: filter_nice: Harden header regex. ui-auto-release: Support (optional) release remote signing. 2014-08-17 Stephan Sürken Add script 'ui-auto-rsign' aka "debrsign for upstream" 2014-08-13 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: Add support for a custom local signing command. ui-auto-release: autonews: When release date string parsing fails, fall back to file modification date (instead of failing). ui-auto-release: NEWS file: Use RFC-2822 date format (was: UTC, possibly localized). This ensures the date is never localized, and may be parsed if need be. ui-auto-uvc: news, 'filter_nice': Grml: Workaround bash segfault (<= wheezy only). .ui-auto.conf: Add alternate mbd target. ui-auto-uvc[svn]: news: Fix: Don't use fmt option '--goal' (seems this is a new one...). (Fixes svn autonews on older systems) 2014-08-12 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.1. configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.1. build system: Remove bashism checker (we _use_ bash nearly for all, and it was not functional anyway...) ui-auto-uvc[svn]: Improve 'news', getting pretty close to what git shortlog does. 2014-07-30 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: Auto-restore original NEWS and ChangeLog in snapshot mode. ui-auto-release: autonews: Skip "UNRELEASED" sections for the automated "since tag". ui-auto-release: autonews: Print error/info text to NEWS when command fails. ui-auto-release: autonews: Add the "since tag" to the "Changes" header. 2014-07-20 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: ChangeLog updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.2.0. configure.ac: Prepare 1.2.0. 2014-07-18 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: [Debian] Snapshots: Use VC-only (aka shorter) Debian revision when upstream already is a snapshot. 2014-07-17 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: [Debian] Sanity check that we actually have checked out a matching package VC ui-auto-release: [Debian] Add extra error handling when no appropriate changes is found. ui-auto-release: Add workaround to make auto-news "sort of work" with svn. ui-auto-uvc: [svn] Add command "news". svn does not support shortlog, or decent custom formatting of the logs. So we just use standard log here, and replace "---" lines as they collide with NEWS format Hopefully better than nothing... 2014-07-16 Stephan Sürken Makefile.am: Add .gitignore to dist. ui-auto-release: dpkg-bp: Always sign with extra tool, and support remote signing. .ui-auto.conf: Connect to Debian packaging on alioth. Add 'deb_git+mbd-1.0' template. ui-auto-release: Snapshot sequence: Also run autonews and autochangelog. 2014-07-15 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: notify email subject: use '[ui-auto] ' instead of 'ui-auto: '. ui-auto-release: Auto NEWS: Show command for editing beforehand and further improvments. ui-auto-uvc: git checkout: Create same-name local branches for all (other) remote branches Some tools (like gbp) actually need this to work properly. 2014-07-15 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-uvc: git commit|tag|branch: Always also push to origin. ui-auto can not really cope with distributed VCs, so only mimicking a non-distributed VC suites us. con-dev will do better eventually. 2014-07-11 Stephan Sürken .ui-auto.conf: Some comment updates. .ui-auto.conf: Remove manual_dist flag; this will become 1.2.x with the next release. ui-auto-release: auto changelog: Indicate that the file 'ChangeLog' was updated in the commit message. "Updated from version control" on itself is not really self-explaining... 2014-07-11 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: Actually implememt 'autonews from vc', and add an automated release 'type' text Instead of doing it 'correctly' pondering the VC and tags, this uses the NEWS file to check for the last version, and guesses the tag-to-be (only con-dev will at some point do it correctly ;). Also added is an automated text indicating if this is a snapshot, patch, or branch release, based on whether we do tags. 2014-07-11 Stephan Sürken .ui-auto.conf: Fix SourceForge download location (via new config option). 2014-07-10 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-uvc: git news: Update to better format. ui-auto-release: Add option 'ui_release_download_loc_append_package', to cope with download location as SourceForge's. 2014-05-05 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.18. configure.ac: Prepare 1.1.18 Add template for mini-buildd 1.0.x. 2013-11-27 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.17. configure.ac: Prepare 1.1.17. .ui-auto.conf: Omit Debian configuration (won't work with git). .gitignore: Update. 2011-06-29 Stephan Sürken src/tools/ui-auto-uvc: Add check_installation for "local". 2011-03-15 Stephan Sürken .ui-auto.conf: Drop support for etch and lenny. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.16. configure.ac: Prepare release 1.1.16. src/tools/template.deb_svn+mbd: Add support for wheezy. 2011-02-07 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.15. configure.ac: Prepare 1.1.15. src/tools/ui-auto-release: svn-bp: Also fix/auto-override 'buildArea' for non-standard layouts. (cherry picked from commit dcc10b5d14a419b964c3651d75b6da3a8f8a6f79) [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.14. configure.ac: Prepare Release 1.1.14. 2011-02-07 Stephan Sürken src/tools/ui-auto-release: svn-bp: Always override 'origDir' so this is always correct independent of layout. This adds an automatic 'option override' feature for known Debian b-p tools; all known options of the known tools that can be set automatically for that ui-auto run should be set here. Currently this overrides origDir for svn-bp -- this might be incorrect for non-standard directory layouts. (cherry picked from commit e6b841be909368445602a72bf0880455ca1c3a42) 2011-01-18 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.13. configure.ac: Prepare 1.1.13. src/m4/ui-doxygen.m4: Bugfix: Create destination directory if it does not exist. (cherry picked from commit 939092832edd3cc8ddf0203732cef982ee20e6fc) 2010-12-22 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.12. Maintenance Release 1.1.12: Add support for squeeze for template.deb_svn+mbd. 2010-12-09 Stephan Sürken .ui-auto.conf: Auto-backport for squeeze, too. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.11. .ui-auto.conf: Add gerhard on ui-auto 1 stable release. configure.ac: Prepare 1.1.11. src/m4/ui-with-apxs2.m4: Add UI_WITH_APXS2 m4 macro for autotools. (cherry picked from commit 952101360dcdf916c8027e0ca47612544b43956b) 2010-11-17 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: Updated from version control. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@weslok.olx.intra]: News for 1.1.10. .ui-auto.conf: Add manualdist, so we can call 1.1.x stable. Prepare 1.1.10 release on new 1.1.x compat branch. This should be used now for old style 1.0* projects. 2010-07-26 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: Fix wrong name for internal function: ui_check_installed(). 2009-11-05 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-release: Fix sequent error handling for bash 4.0 In bash 4.0, subshell failures trigger error exit of the shell when runing in error-on-exot (-e) mode; bash <=3.2 this was an exception. I.e. set -e ( false ) RET=$? echo RET=$RET would echo the return value for bash <=3.2, but for 4.0, the script just stops at false. This fixes the error handling code for sqequents to work with both variants. 2009-11-02 Stephan Sürken Fix: Uncommited staging check done right tools: Renice error output for givben contexts ui-auto-uvc: (git) Also check for staged uncomiited files; othe cleanups. 2009-10-30 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-uvc: git/check_sync: Also check remote sync, and other fixes ui-auto-uvc: Convert -V, -P args to normal commands path, version. ui-auto-uvc|ubs: More consistent command naming (seperate via _) ui-aut-ucv: Don't echo command on normal call; just warn if not implemneted 2009-10-28 Stephan Sürken Warning and error handling cleanups and improvements. ui-auto-uvc: Several cleanup and fixes; declaring git support non-experimental ui-auto-uvc: Simnplify git checkout call 2009-10-27 Stephan Sürken git: Fis ignore settings for auto-produced tool man pages. ui-auto-release: Improve documentation wording. ui-auto-ubs: We only need one optional positional argument ui-libopt.sh: Add notion of "expert" options to clean up usage help Expert options will only be shown with the new long help (-H). This way the standard usage help (-h) can concentrate on the really important options, confusing users less. ui-libopt.sh: Add generic -h ("terse help") -H ("verbose help") options Basically, -h is now a short help, and -H a long help; the API has changed somewhat to support the notion of "documentation", which is shown for long help only. Also, many changes in readability of the usage help, and all tools are updated to support this. 2009-10-26 Stephan Sürken ui-auto-uvc: Bugfix: Informational output should go to stderr ui-auto-uvc: "tag" and "branch" command: Only DEST arg (was: FROM TO) We dont need the "FROM" argument, we always tag the current working directory state. This also fixes tagging from "." when using svn (which strangely omits logs from the tag copy without prior svn update); the "from" path for svn is now selected automatically and always with a absolute server URL via "ui-auto-uvc -P". ui-auto-release: Renice branches and tag commit messages, add version ui-auto-release: Nicer wording for changelog commit ui-auto-release: Add package version in commit message for NEWS 2009-10-19 Stephan Sürken ui-auto config: Update to SourceForge: VC, tarball location and announce mail Add excplicit COPYING file (GPL-2) Add .gitignore file README: Cosmetic abstract wording change Merge branch 'master' of ssh://ui-auto.git.sourceforge.net/gitroot/ui-auto/ui-auto Update README; rewrite abstract and properly integrate TODO part Still some outdated information here; keep abstract stuff up-to-date at least. sequent upload: Don't scp with "-p" This did not make much sense before, as we did not control the locally created permissions of what was scpied over anyway, and it breaks the sf setup (unless you invent another useless dir level, that is). So we just remove this. 2009-10-02 Stephan Sürken Add two custom ui-auto configs (fritz and ab) These are not of much use for others, but still the best place to keep them. 2009-08-06 Stephan Sürken * ui-auto-uvc: - git_update: Detect git-svn, and rebase from remote svn instead of pulling. 2009-06-18 Stephan Sürken typo fix. cosmetics we should not set any commit flag here. we always need --svn-ignore on snapshots as we never check in. - For convenience, start shipping templates for common Debian configurations; initial template is "deb_svn+mbd". - Update our conf with that template. clean up Debian config. clean up Debian config. snapshots should always go to -experimental 2009-06-04 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. add some doc updates. prep 1.1.9 don't allow userprefs in project conf, rather add special handling fro debian only mode. 2009-06-03 Stephan Sürken allow userpref in project's .ui-auto.conf's (testing). Fix dput retry for autoamtic mode (endless loop) 2009-05-29 Stephan Sürken add wd info to checkin code. typo fix: wrong variable. debian version magic: let's guess whether this seems a backport. fix: checkOpts should not output anything. yet another load of cosmetic changes. code cleanup. - Make automatic mode interactively selectable after overview page. 2009-05-28 Stephan Sürken - Make snapshot separator configurable; means you can now select your versioning policy: '.': Set new version before you release. '~': Set new upcoming version _after_ you release. imp only show notify when needed. typos and doc fixes: Finishes - Remove redundancies && make the interactive interface even more clear. typo fix. implement local_path. config_info_tarball: only show relevant information. add VC path as status line for any sequent info. fix order. canonicalize absolute tarball names. finally, replace redundnat code by new config_info funcs in sequent info funcs. seperate func: config_info_vc renoce release flags output. seperate status_check and overview. seperate func: config_info_tarball more cosmetics. seperate func: config_info_debian another bucket full of more cosmetics. a bucket full of more cosmetics. more cosmetics. more cosmetics. more cosmetics. more cosmetics. NOHELP is Obstsalat. renice error output. obsolete NOHELP ui_opt_error: Don't print help by default, just usage. adapt error output style. add doc for LOCAL vc. - "local/checkout": Protect against copying "/." on empty given src. reniced error handling when config not found. - '-f': Protect default name to be search in PATH (.ui-auto.conf->./.ui-auto.conf). - '-S': Now given without separator, and used for Debian revision snapshots, too. -S: only the apdx, without separator. snapshot w/o "." snapshot w/o "." upate version code. 2009-05-27 Stephan Sürken - "Unreleased" use case: Protect sed to only replace in first line. - version pondering: Honor all (three) possible use cases. mv proposed 1.2 news to README. * ui-auto-uvc: Omit '.' separator for vc version string (svn123 rather than svn.123). 2009-05-26 Stephan Sürken typo comsetics. doc cosmetics. cosmetcs: use short prefix for error/warn: E:/W: * ui-auto-release: - Make dput options configutable per user. - Retry with changed options on dput failures. 2009-05-25 Stephan Sürken updates for auto-backport mode. 2009-05-23 Stephan Sürken - debian only mode: Enable stable/unstable switch via -T. - debian_package: Re-read package version after optional manual version changes. * ui-auto-uvc: - Forgot to migrate vc "local" for new vc loc scheme. - Add "local" to list of supported vcs. - Make "local" default if no other supported vc is found. 2009-05-20 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. prep 1.1.8 prep 1.1.8 2009-05-06 Stephan Sürken fix status for debian-only mode fix dependency for orig_loc for debian only mode. - Add common ui_commit function; for any commits, this - adds affirmation. - adds diff view. - adds re-edit options. - always skips on snapshot mode. mv comment. always show diff/add. cosmetics. cosmetics. kfix: add diff to list of known commands. add docs. NEVER checkin in snapshot mode incorporate edit option into ui_commit. add doc. do all commits via ui_commit. add ui_commit helper func. * ui-auto-uvc: Add command "diff". put current rel NEWS up. 2009-04-30 Stephan Sürken code cleanup code cleanup code cleanup code cleanup code cleanup code cleanup code cleanup code cleanup simplify code. simplify code. add "debsnap" and timestamp in snapshot mode. Fix section onwner. comsmetics7docs. obsolete - Sequent 'debian_package': Re-use top-level sections marked as UNRELEASED, and add even more magic around the automated changes. replace some "grep" calls by bash internal regex. code cleanup 2009-04-29 Stephan Sürken use --force-bad-version: according to man, this should be used to allow lower versions. fix: implicitely set Debian Mode (-d) for Debian-Only projects. 2009-04-27 Stephan Sürken * ui-auto-release: Add "Debian only mode" support to be able to use sequent 'debian_package' for native Debian packages or where we do not control upstream. fix message in debina only mode. dont print package stats in debian only mode. sequent debian_package: Update for debian only mode. simplify code. sanitize DEBREV to local var. adapt sequence handling for debian only mode. remove obsolete/wrong debian_package check. update conf_check for debian only mode typo fix. typo fix. improve docs - "debianonly" is not a Debian variable - fix check() to pass on debianonly. mv functions to functions area. use functions for package and debian global variable pondering. add debian only mode debian variable. 2009-04-24 Stephan Sürken Quote failig command line output. Hint to -p|-P when no .ui-auto.conf found. 2009-04-22 Stephan Sürken add print_item func. 2009-04-20 Stephan Sürken * autotools/m4: doxygen: On --disable-ui-doxygen, output a notification file for each possible target (def html latex man rtf xml) instead of just a top level README; this helps installers as they can expect the same files/dirs in both situations. doxygen/m4: use a tagets variable. 2009-04-09 Stephan Sürken * libopt: On error, output failing command line for better debugging. sequent documenttation improvements. new skel for 1.1.8; trim the proposed stable news to 64 chars. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. prep 1.1.7. cosmetics. 2009-04-08 Stephan Sürken some more code cleanups. cosmetic: Replace all backticks by $() syntax. all remianing sequents: Auto-disable in SEQUENCE rather than silently exit in sequent. release_hook: Auto-disable in SEQUENCE rather than silently exit in sequent. autonews and autochangelog: Auto-disable in SEQUENCE rather than silently exit in sequent. rather use a new var sequent_all that a redundant complete list. - Add a non-action mode, option "-n". rework all sequent infos, and remove some now-obsolete questions. New option -I to see doc. fix back from test checkin. use differnet naming scheme runt run/info. add initial docs for all sequents. cosmetics. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. add doc for sequent autonews. * Check/exit on root user later so informational actions like -h -p -P are avaiable for root. hint to vcpath docs in ui-auto-uvc. - Sequent doc support (i.e., show doc and ask before any sequence). [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. mv status from sequence - it is not a sequent, and must run. ask for any sequence. cosmetics. status support. cosmetic fix typo: C depends on c, and default is "". 2009-04-07 Stephan Sürken - update to new scheme from ui-auto-uvc: debian checkout. - update to new scheme from ui-auto-uvc. - Caveat fix: On VC path autodetection (-c), actually compute the vcpath from the VC working directory (via ui-auto-uvc -P) instead of using configuration from .ui-auto.conf (think about releasing a patch release from a fresh branch). opt-protect branch command. opt-protect tag command. opt-protect commit command. opt-protect add commnad. add option check for checkout command. update checkout to use the new VCPATH. rename -L to -P, re-implement correctly and document it. * ui-auto-uvc: Add location (-L) support. 2009-04-06 Stephan Sürken dont remove verbosely. Fix variable names to UAR_ARGS and UI_ARGS_ALL. Add quick start documentation. cosmetics. proetct sequent. checked. dont remove onexit file if -K is set. fix: patch: protect file names in mv commnad. this really has now use. renoce temp names protect most onExitAdd calls. re-design onExit to use a temporary file; this will always work without further ado for subshells (and effectively re-enables -R option for subshells) 2009-04-03 Stephan Sürken simplify: dont support prefix cmd. final fixyes. simplify; we dont need post hooks. cosmetics. obstsalat. update to more generic hook scheme. 2009-04-02 Stephan Sürken update to simpler -s -c -n args; update for working dir. add setDefault common func. many cosmetic fixes 2009-03-31 Stephan Sürken ignore settings, cosmetics. 2009-03-30 Stephan Sürken cosmetics. add -n option. - Add new wrapper tool "ui-auto-release-multi" to simplify configuration of multiple, automatic runs. 2009-03-27 Stephan Sürken cosmetics. finally fis errorhandling ;(. Removing sequent debian_upload. simplify code. Update/simplify sequents now that we have retry/ignore for any sequent. no ignore/retry for sequence status. - Sequent "fail-over" in interactive mode. 2009-03-20 Stephan Sürken - code cleanup - Fix: -f XYZ -c mode and STOREDIR. - enable orig auto-commit for stable non-snapshot release. - show orig auto-commit in sequent_status. cosmetics. * Auto upstream changes: Fix folding/prefix handling; recommended line length is now 64 chars. Update to the new recommended line length (64). Recommended line length is 64 (see below, upstream changes in Debian changelog). recalc/fix the width we need to fold (64, not 65), and add a long comment about that ;). 2009-03-19 Stephan Sürken some cleanup using $(), not backticks. name fix: sequence->sequent. 2009-03-18 Stephan Sürken use fold rather than fmt to tame upstream news. 2009-03-17 Stephan Sürken cosmetics. fix: handle extra actions -p/-P early. fix: error handling when orig commit fails. add "add" to syntac check func. * -ubs: distcheck/cmake: Add missing package build. - Add "ui_release_deb_orig_commit" (diversed) config option; you may automate Debian orig tarball checkin with that. format fixes. new command add for uvc. * -f: Convenience: Enhanced code so you may use checkout mode from outside the project and w/o giving "-C svn/URL" explicitly using "-f x/project/.ui-auto.conf -c". 2009-03-16 Stephan Sürken RUNDIR->STOREDIR, some code cleanups. * -f: When config file is given on command line, also run checks for that file (not .ui-auto.conf). fix removal. * -release: Sequent bs_strap now also runs clean with strap; this may be needed in "local checkout mode" to get clean build env. * -ubs: cmake strap now initially supports the "clean" option. * -uvc: Skip "preprocess" part which was needed for (older) svn implementations only; effectively fixes running "svn up" unwanted. cosmetics. * -uvc: svn: dont run "svn up" when getting version. Instead, use svnversion and also chake for existence of that tool. svn ignore update. * -ubs and -uvc: checkinstallation: Generalize installation checks, and effectively add error message to stderr on error. fix error handling ;). * -ubs: checkinstallation: Add error message to stderr on error. 2009-03-13 Stephan Sürken * Add cmake macro support; macros will be installed to /usr/share/ui-auto/cmake. Initial entry is FindApache1.3.cmake. 2009-03-11 Stephan Sürken * Non-snapshot release: Don't open EDITOR for autonews in automatic mode. * Nicer error handling on sequent failure. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@orlok.olx.intra]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@orlok.olx.intra]: News update. prep 1.1.6; declare VC "local" non-experimental. 2009-03-10 Stephan Sürken - clean up news - remove extra code for "local copy" as we can do it now with meta-vc "local". - VC: Add experimental support for meta-vc "local". - some cosmetics. upstream changes: Only whe autonews is enabled. cosmetics. fix bug in git warning. add git to list of supporteed vcs. doc fixes. use checkinstalltions for uvc & ubs. reorder impl,, omit -c, add command checkinstallation. cvs_cmd_preprocess now obsolete. Omoit "-c" option. make impl. vc commands optional. reorder impl * VC: Add experimental support for "git". * Add upstream changes to Debian changelog. pretty-print the upstream NEWS. change ui_pprint to a pipe/filter; initial upstream changes support. * Add check: Build system installation. add bs installation check analogouzs to uvs; simplify uvc checks. remove ob. func: tagalize (ui-auto-ubs). fix read LINE to use $REPLY instead to get full input. fix: rather use "none" for explicit VC information when you want to copy. add comment for do_getnews args. 2009-03-06 Stephan Sürken renice help. Upodate NEWS. Cosmetics. * Error handling fix: Default answers change to "N" for: tarball overwrite, upload overwrite, continue on upload error, continue on notify error, continue on debbuild error, ignore local change in checkout mode. cosmetics. * Omit -U (manual upload) option. For non-snapshot tarballs, you can do it with sequences now. - Add meta sequent ALL. - Doc cleanup. -R fix: Also remove *.changes. 2009-03-05 Stephan Sürken clena up snasphot version patch code. fix: snapshots had double stamp. renice sequence handling. put handling of R option to correct sequents. Omit "Omit" -O: Do everything with sequents. remove now-obsolete -O options. complete sequence hadnling, added -Q option. initial sequence support. add upload_debian as sequence item; some changes needed. renames for upcoming sequences. Fox do_upload sequence item. simplify. new sequence item: vccheck. Cleanup: All sequence skipping due to project/user config should be in the sequence functins. * -S: This now sets the whole version appendix; means you are able to create rc snapshots w/o timestamp version like so 'ui-auto-release -S ~rc1'. 2009-03-04 Stephan Sürken code renicing. * New -f /-F options: Manually set project and user config file locations. fix upload file name for Debian. 2009-03-03 Stephan Sürken fix ignore settings. Update README. fix: add defaulkt for -O. fix: for -R: add Debian *.upload file. 2009-03-02 Stephan Sürken impl omit: upload_debian. impl omit: upload. impl omit: release_hook. impl omit: check. add -O option handling. update NEWS. * New -R option: Remove local traces (tarball*, deborig*, debbuilds). ui-auto-ubs done. * For cmake 'dist' is no longer done in an extra dir per default (does no fit for ui-auto-ubs). Use "ui-auto-release -c | -C copy" as replacement. upodate to ui-auto-ubs. not verbose for restore command. fix for restore command. update command patch: - compute $package automatically, remove opt - create backup, and print restoral code to stdout generalize release sequence using ui-auto-ubs. update to ui-auto-ubs. add optional options for configure. * Obsoleted/removed: "ui-auto-strap". Use "ui-auto-ubs" now. fix strapoptional options and docs. * New tool "ui-auto-ubs" (Universal Build System) analogous to *-uvc. This will fully encapsulate the build system so all tools will just work for all build systems supported. 2009-02-27 Stephan Sürken update: ui-auto-ubs. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. final fixs to NEWS/README. Dump to 1.1.5, add initial proposed 1.2.x release NEWS. 2009-02-20 Stephan Sürken * Fix onExit functions for subshells. Better question for local changes in checkout mode. * Fix removal of temporary Debian checkout. final fix for mktemp && error handling. - renoice error hanflich for mktemp. -Use ui_mktemp for _all_ temps. 2009-02-19 Stephan Sürken Fix: Also keep Debian checkout if -K ist set. Fix: Dont use $package for mktemp, might not been defined here. 2009-02-18 Stephan Sürken rm wrong default for testing - Fix: when mktemp fails, also dont generate any cleanups. - Fix: User pref handling must be before vc strap. - Fix: Error handling when mktemp fails. * Add '-K' = keep temporary option; useful for debugging. * Add new user pref: 'ui_auto_userpref_tmpdir' for systems where /tmp is just not big enough. renoice docs, and add example for key id for debian signing. * Add error message when dbuild fails. 2009-02-17 Stephan Sürken * Fix error handling when no BS found; clean up basic "no-project dir" errors. * Fix error output for user=root warning. use etch for now to build debian packages. * Ignore GNU extension warnings in src/tools (we want to use them). * m4: UI_INIT: Add option to configure automake per project; drop default "tar-ustar filename-length-max=155" to none (you may add this to your project to get exactly the same behaviour). Update ourselves to use "tar-pax". * m4: UI_INIT: Make automake options configurable per project; patch up default options to "tar-ustar filename-length-max=255" (was 155 chars). [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. prep 1.1.4 (unstable). 2009-02-16 Stephan Sürken write mandataory dependency on error. typo orig_loc should be mandatory on -d. Documentation updates. harden grep, cosmetics. for doc (-P not -p). - doc improvements. - Set all defaults and variable dependenies correctly. add some more examples to docs. deb vc tag default is trunk. doc typos default for deb_orig_loc shpould be empty. - add quiet option for conf_print. - revive -p/-P (defaults/defauls+doc). - Actually set default values. add extra check for unkown variables in .ui-auto-conf (typos and such). cosmetics. conf check: Add "manadory at" feature. more doc fixes. default should be empty for deb_orig_loc. pimp documentation. add nte that we are checking status as this might take a while now... 2009-02-13 Stephan Sürken - Add the notion of manadtory config options, and add an automated check. skip notify if wished. * .ui-auto.conf project configuration updates: - Put all items and their docs into ui-auto-release. Use 'ui-auto-release -p' now to get an example conf+docs. - Add the notion of default values; again, use 'ui-auto-release -p' to see them. - Re-nice and update our ui-auto's .ui-auto.conf as project example. drop verbose config, drop -P. add initial config impl. make upload_loc optional. Cosmetics. debian check: for debchange, also check for the --force-distribution option; add version to Debian hint. add debian check: dput. cosmetics. add Debian check for debchange. streamline cvs2cl error message. checks: add svn2cl check. 2009-02-12 Stephan Sürken add Debian import support. dump NEWS to 1.1.4 (we cant release 1.1.3). fix: Only use hostname for -s ! -c snapshots (@ not allowed). fix: add forgotten dist param for normal do_upload call. - Skip meta dist "snapshot"; instead we have stable and unstable snapshots - Make Debian package building configurable for stable/unstable + snapshot. typo fixes. for -s ! -c, use USER@HOST appendix. for -s -c, also add vc version to snapshot version. skip dist snapshot: Just use stable/unstable. add Debian cl entries to status. more cosmetics. cosmetics. upate help. change -P to -S and slightly change semantics. cosmetic: Use [] for all tests, not test. fix: Use local dist here. add upload file + warning if already uploaded. fix -U by asking dist type. extra common check func dist_ok. re-add -U option ;(. simplify do_upload. Skip -U (manual tarball upload). add ui_err, and replace all remianing error output. typo fix. no need for option -B; we never want to set this manually. 2009-02-11 Stephan Sürken add tarball to upload warning ztext. add a ui_warn, drop ui_note, replace ui_note with warn & ask. this removes obsolete code and separates warnings (errors) to stderr. -C implies -c. fix: call onExit commands in reverse order (lifo). make tarball and deb package dir location dependent whether we are in project dir or not. ${HOME}/ui-auto-release-debian is the better default after all... - add nicer code to guess whether we are in project dir. - add VC warning on bootstrap. before bootstrapping, warn if there are local changes if we are in project dir. - fix package_tarball_abs and debdir default (revert to ../!) for checkout mode. - print local tarball location in status change boostrap option to -c / -C. add auto detection for -S param. fix/clean up code order. automate vc boost strapping via .ui-auto.conf add comments. reading config shpould be first we do. Change default for debian package dir to HOME/... so we dont get generated to /tmp with -S. - VC Bootstrap support (-S switch). 2009-02-06 Stephan Sürken add -S strap option docs. make debdir user configurable: Global, and per project. help: add note that this works for autoconf only. complete docs, and add per project debdir var. 2009-02-05 Stephan Sürken cosmetic: var order. 2009-01-28 Stephan Sürken revert temporyr modificaetions for dput and upload.l - Add support to manually chose distributions (stable/unstable). - update NEWS. switch back to unrelesased. remove some obsolete output alkways start debian revisions with 0 for snapshots. fix upo status for debian release and some type fixes. cosmetics add support to configure the Debian package name, if different. make vc tag configurable for each dist. clean up/simpliufy snapshot version. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. cosmetics. svn: use --parents instead of pre-creating directory. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. enable auto-debian for non-snasphots. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: News update. prep intermediate release. add a common seperator. do_debian: - fix name for debian revision appendix config value. - fix Debian revision creation for snapshot and stable/unstable. - add support to checkin changes for stable/unstable. more cleanuos and cosmetics. yet again, re-order and renice options. -S -N are obsolete imho. Removing. more doc changes. more detailed description of the snapshot mode. 2009-01-27 Stephan Sürken Fix up doc strings and some names. fix: Find changes file so it works for any arch upload. - dbuild_options: Always use these buildpackage options. * Add user preferences in ~/.ui-auto.conf: - nosign: Always skip gpg signing. parse user prefs, and enable the "nosign" option. mini-todo is obsoleted. * Docs: - Add example user conf file. Add user example conf to dist. add user example conf. only build debian package once. ask before auto-building debina package. - Use -d and -D: options for Debian package building. - add -B option and cleanup up build system handling. - clean up option names. chnage Debian autobuild option to D. document debian location. put all build system diversifications in functions, and in one place. - always produce debian tarball when location is configured. - Many cleanups. update news. 2009-01-26 Stephan Sürken rm obsoilete/broken message. Update all commands to functions and other nice cosmetics. cosmetic, doc fixes. Cleanup: Use functions: preprocessing. Cleanup: Use functions: check, version. use force-dist for debchange; cosmetics. update mini todo. - Redo interactive input handling, and add a -A (non-interactive) switch. add non-interactive option -Y, and read funcs. 2009-01-23 Stephan Sürken do_debian: Add more options. * ui-auto-uvc: Add new option -V: Create version suitable for snapshots. 2009-01-22 Stephan Sürken unneccessary quotes. cleanup: Put bs-related code togethter. much more nice cleanups. cosmetics. - many script cleanups. - Tarballs are now generated in "..". many script cleanups. do_snapshot now obsolete. Option "-r" hence obsolete and removed. better values for testing phase. * ui-auto-release: - Initial support for -d = Automatic Debian packages: - snapshot only, svn-buildpackage only. - Snaphots are no longer produced in an extra procedure; you rather taint releasing now for snaphots (old: "-s", new "-r -s"). 2009-01-21 Stephan Sürken renive ways to parse package name and version for different build systems. cosmetic: questions: Show what's default when just hitting enter. cosmetic: questions: Show what's default when just hitting enter. * ui-auto-release: Initial support for -d = Automatic Debian packages: - snapshot only, svn-buildpackage only. add -d options and debian package tarball variables. Improve commentary. cosmetics. 2009-01-20 Stephan Sürken * src/tools/Makefile.am: Bugfix: Only remove produced manpages, not all. 2009-01-07 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (1.1.2) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (1.1.2) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. release 112. * Fix: ui-auto-shell: Assure -env is in same dir. ui-libopt.sh should be installed with _DATA target, not _SCRIPT. * Fix: Make AUTHORS non-empty (add me for now). svn-ignore new created man pages. fix clean and check to -local targets. * Add automatically produced man pages for all ui-auto-* tools. * ui-auto.conf: Remove obsoleted src/example from path. cosmetic: fix ui-auto-shell -h output. * ui-libopt.sh: Install to pkgdatadir ("/usr/share/ui-auto"), not bin; add new include recommendations, update all internal ui-*. - sp->ui cosmetics. - add recomended source syntax for upcoming install change. warning should go to stderr. 2008-12-15 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (1.1.1) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (1.1.1) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. * Fix: Install man page to man1. [ui-auto-release (1.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (1.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Initial unstable 1.1.x release. * ui-auto-shell: If set, use shell given in env $SHELL. * cruft: Add ".git" directories to cruft. fix: install man page with perm 644, not 755. comment arg for echo. ignore new autogenerated man page. * Produce a man page for the PACKAGE-version script. 2008-10-02 Nico Siomos Fix for grepping project line in CMakeLists.txt 2008-09-19 Nico Siomos bug notification in readme file 2008-09-04 Stephan Sürken Be less verbose plese. be less verbose. add extra sanity check, some docs. - Fix in: move orig back. - be less verbose. Fix: we need to give tarball. add some doc. Redundancy removal, part VI: Merge do_tarball_* to do_tarball. Redundancy removal, part V: Add reniced do_tarball_release func to compare w/ *_snapshot. Redundancy removal, part IV: Use package_bs_conffile, completely clean up do_snapshot_version. Redundancy removal, part III: More generic way to compute the build system, and add package_bs_conffile variable to use throughout script. Redundancy removal, part II: Move code to clean up tainted snapshot files to do_snapshot_version. Redundancy removal, part I: add do_snapshot_tarball func. ignore case for sed. make package_source in build dir, and move tarball. rm obsolete debug. snapshot: Build in a temporary build directory for cmake. Allow small keywords in CMakelist.txt. 2008-09-02 Stephan Sürken add tarball support for cmake (release && snapshot). Add "not nice" note ;(. fix up snapshot support for cmake. Initial multiple build systems suppport; support cmake and autotools. 2008-06-20 Stephan Sürken * Bugfix: Version comparison code in UI_CHECK. 2008-06-19 Stephan Sürken Bump version to 1.1.0 (unstable). 2008-06-18 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (1.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (1.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. 1.0.0. 2008-04-23 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (0.1.109) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.109) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. prep 109. 2008-04-04 Stephan Sürken * ui-auto-shell: Don't always run with "-p" (change to projects wd). 2008-02-14 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (0.1.108) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.108) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Fix: Use the new-style https:// svn urls. [ui-auto-release (0.1.108) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.108) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [ui-auto-release (0.1.108) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.108) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. prep 108. * ui-auto-release: (svn only) Fix typo on version tagging when releasing from a branch (trunk was used). * ui-auto-release: Fix typo on branch tagging on release (version tag was used). 2008-01-29 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (0.1.107) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.107) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [ui-auto-release (0.1.107) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.107) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [ui-auto-release (0.1.107) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. prepare release 107. 2008-01-15 Stephan Sürken * Makefile.am: Depend on automake 1.10 (else , -I for aclocal doesn't not work). * ui-auto-release: Explain arg for -U in usage help. 2008-01-10 Stephan Sürken Always call env with -d. Always call env with -p. * ui-auto-env: Add option "-p" to automatically change to the project's working directory. * Add new utility tool: ui-auto-shell (like ui-auto-env, but runs a new tainted shell). 2008-01-08 Stephan Sürken * README: Add hints form ui-utilcpp's README about former SPRelease here. 2008-01-04 Stephan Sürken * ui-auto-sp2ui: Some smaller ennhancements: - Show note that you might need to update ignore settings. add new skeleton. 2008-01-03 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (0.1.106) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.106) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. bump version to 106. * ui-auto-release: Add "-N" expert option to extract NEWS snippets. * ui-auto-uvc: Enhancement: Reniced error handling, not showing usage help on non-usage-failures (e.g., when check_sync fails). Typo, it's ui now. * ui-auto-uvc: Enhancement: For vc "svn", on "tag", try to "mkdir" the directory where to put the copy. Practically, this means you do not need to create directories tags/my-project or branches/my-project manually before using ui-auto-release. * ui-auto-sp2ui: Accidentially converted itself when updating ourselves to ui; changes reversed, usable again. add new skeleton for 106. 2007-12-19 Stephan Sürken [ui-auto-release (0.1.105) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [ui-auto-release (0.1.105) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. sp prefix for tarball repoitory is now obsolete. Prepare release 105. skeletion for the initial ui-auto release. sp->ui: Yet some more sp to ui name fix in docs. sp->ui: Yet some more sp to ui name fix in docs. sp->ui: Yet some more sp to ui name fix in docs. sp->ui: Yet some more sp to ui name fix. sp->ui: Fix and renice docs somewhat. sp->ui: Fix up examples (make more generic, remove sp-* strings). sp->ui: Fix up usage doc (was outdated even before). sp->ui: Fix ignore properties. sp->ui: Fix ignore properties. sp->ui: Changes from auto-updater ui-auto-sp2ui. sp-ui: We need these changes checked in 1st to run sp2ui. sp->ui: protect string test. sp->ui: add some extra magic for convenience: Create ~/.ui-auto.conf skeleton for user if needed. sp->ui: that should be all we need. Ready to update ourselves with it ;). sp->ui: replace var names for .ui-auto.conf. sp->ui: add sp2ui updater to scripts. sp->ui: .sp-auto.conf renaming; todo list support. sp->ui: Add VC sync check. sp->ui: Fix early as we need that for sp2ui tool. sp->ui: Initial skeleton for the sp2ui updater script. sp->ui: Renaming macro files. sp->ui: Renaming scripts. fix vc locations. 2007-11-13 Stephan Sürken Renaming project sp-auto following the new ui convention. 2007-04-27 Stephan Sürken [sp-auto-release (0.1.104) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.104) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. * Remove local "svn2cl" tool, which is now included in "subversion-tools". * Preps for release 104. 2007-03-12 Stephan Sürken [sp-auto-release (0.1.103) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.103) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Prepare version 103. [sp-auto-release (0.1.103) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.103) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Prepare version 103. should read UNRELEASED. some cosmetics. 2007-03-09 Stephan Sürken Use .profile in README, not .bashrc (might harm you). sp-auto-env: - don't set var if duplicate (fixes cosmetic errors like multiple ::: in PATH). - ACLOCAL: rm space after -I (might lead to errors). - duplicate identification for env var items hardened. - Fix: Use reniced egrep pattern to identify duplicates in env vars. - Fix: ACLOCAL: rm space after -I which might irritate duplicat handling. 2007-03-02 Stephan Sürken * sp-auto-env: Fix: when calling ourselves (with -d), use ${0} to make this work in a "strap" situation. 2007-02-27 Stephan Sürken call macros for doxygen tools only if configured. call macros for doxygen tools only if configured. 2007-02-21 Stephan Sürken Adapt -a / -A options for sp-auto. 2007-02-07 Stephan Sürken reflect last changes. - Add INTRODUCTION file. - Add explicit doc install rules. Split INTRODUCTION from README + Updates. Update README Add not about how to read "parameter docs" for function && soke renicify. Remove obsoleted code. add group options -a/-A. add "imply support" for usage help. - add sp_opt_set: Set an option arbitrarily if nedded. - sp_opt_add/parse: Support for "implies" to easily group options into one. 2006-11-23 Stephan Sürken new skeleton. add initial introduction. 2006-11-21 Stephan Sürken [sp-auto-release (0.1.102) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.102) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Prepare 102. 2006-11-20 Stephan Sürken Fix: Use cvs/svn calls directly to checkout to explicite dir. 2006-11-17 Stephan Sürken * sp-auto-uvc: Add "checkout" command. * sp-auto-uvc: Add "checkout" command. * sp-libopt.sh: Add "sp_opt_givenPos()" function. * sp-auto-uvc: Add "-S" option to arbitrarily set VCS. 2006-11-08 Stephan Sürken [sp-auto-release (0.1.101) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.101) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. preparing 101. 2006-11-06 Stephan Sürken * PACKAGE-version and version.h automatic targets: Create inst. directories also, if not existent. Add forgotten sp-auto.m4. 2006-11-03 Stephan Sürken [sp-auto-release (0.1.100) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.100) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Gixing check_sync command for svn. Last text fixes. ignoring sp-auto.am. Main changes for 0.2.* alpha version: * Adding initial version of sp-auto-update tool. * src/tools: Add sp-libopt.sh (getopts posix shell library). [ removing src/sh, mv sh/sp-opt.sh->tools/sp-libopt.sh ]. * src/tools: Add optional "non-POSIX" test when checkbashisms (devscripts.deb) is available. * src/tools: Many bashisms fixed; sp-auto-release stays "bash" for now. * src/tools: Using sp-libopt.sh in all tools. This means usage changes for all tools except for default usage. Use "-h" on any tool for usage. * User visible changes in sp-libopt.sh: - Add handing for default values (options and positionals). - Remove imho superflous support for per-function options. * src/tools: Added sp-auto-uvc tool ("unified" version control commands). * src/tools: sp-auto-release: Patched up to use sp-auto-uvc. * src/tools: sp-auto-env && sp-auto-update: - Removing seemingly confusing magic for id ("." if not arg, else DIR or MULTINAME); instead, you must now give an id as configured in - New per user config file "~/.sp-auto.conf". This obsoletes all "MULTINAME" config files "~/.sp-auto-env.NAME". You can find an example in the README. - "sp-auto-env PROJECT" now creates the env for PROJECT (was: its dependencies only); using the - "-d"-Option on sp-auto-env|update _adds_ all dependencies [the latter two changes are imho fixing some non-intuitiveness of the tools]; use "-D" for the old behaviour. - "sp-auto-update" has added ability to store configure options per project(~/.sp-auto.conf) and an option to update project's working directories from VCSes. I.e., it's now actually usabable, and "sp-auto-update -d -u my_project" can now used to actually update "everything". * src/m4: o sp-doxygen.m4: - Change behaviour to be build on std build process, not dist. - Use simple stamp file "sp-doxygen" to guard build (was: phony target). - This also adds new global vars SP_ALL, SP_CLEAN. o sp-lib.m4 rm. o Added/new/changed macros: SP_INIT,SP_CHECK (...). o Use one file (sp-auto.am) for added automake targets. o Principally use a bunch of well defined PHONY targets (sp-auto-all sp-auto-clean sp-auto-dist sp-auto-distclean sp-auto-install-data sp-auto-install-exec sp-auto-uninstall) to handle sp-auto-automatic Makefile.am adds. o Produce PACKAGE-version script automagically (pls rm redundant code in projects). o Produce version.h include (for libraries) automagically (pls rm redundant code in projects). * Add svn2cl tool from subversion contrib (until it distributed w/ subversion-tools directly). * README: Cleanup: any old stuff removed or updated, add "update from 0.1.3" section. * New SP_PROG_CXX, ruling out some non-working c++ compilers (currently g++-2.9*). 2006-01-24 Stephan Sürken Fix: did not catch rename. Adding initial version of sp-auto-update tool. Fix: No such option "-p". 2005-12-27 Markus Goetzl * Updated documentation 2005-11-15 Stephan Sürken svn fix: Seems we need an wd-update before any writing svn command ;(. 2005-11-10 Heiko Hund [sp-auto-release (0.1.3) run by heiko@hoth.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.3) run by heiko@hoth.use.schlund.de]. set version to 0.1.3 reworked output a bit, vars with no vals ain't displayed anymore made it only export non empty variables 2005-11-09 Heiko Hund removed -module flag from LDFLAGS since it doesn't work use AC_SUBST now for build flags 2005-11-08 Heiko Hund added support for package m4 macro directory Added m4 macro for apache module generation 2005-11-08 Stephan Sürken [sp-auto-release (0.1.2) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.2) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Preparing 0.1.2. News uodate. * sp-auto-release: Compat for "grep" w/o max-count option (woody). 2005-11-07 Heiko Hund * refined package name parsing again * refined package version parsing 2005-11-04 Heiko Hund Fixed package name parsing 2005-11-04 Stephan Sürken Fixing bool parameter evaluation. 2005-09-27 Stephan Sürken Removing hacky libtool version check (doesn't work for 1.5.2x versions...). 2005-08-02 Stephan Sürken Cosmetic usage fix. Integrate internal "-h" correctly. Don't add leading nl to help. - Fix for -h: Don't ouput help to stderr. - Some more cosmetic fixes. Using "h" (not "H") for hard coded help/usage option. New sp_apt_addNonOpt (replaces direct setting of vars) New sp_apt_add (replaces direct setting of vars) Renaming public functions: * sp_opt_init_global -> sp_opt_init * sp_opt_parse_global -> sp_opt_parse - Using sp_opt_init instead of setting vars directly. - Several cosmetic fixes. 2005-07-29 Stephan Sürken News update: sh, examples, sp-opt. Adding "sh" and "examples" to program paths for sp-auto-env. Adding working bootstrap function. removing sp_opt_bootstrap. Add installation support for new sh+examples directories. svn:ignore fixes. Ignoring sig files. Adding new sh subdirs under src. This adds initial sp-opt.sh Posix getopt shell library. Adding new sh and examples subdirs under src. Adding new sh and examples subdirs under src. Adding new sh and examples subdirs under src. 2005-07-26 Stephan Sürken Nicifying Doenload prefix for NEWS, add direct link to current tarball. Fixing sigfile location. Fixing sigfile location. Fix trailing whitespace. 2005-07-26 Heiko Hund Added --disable-sp-doxygen news Added --disable-sp-doxygen configure option 2005-07-05 Thorsten Zachmann Added auto messages for tags/branches (svn) Add support for auto messages for tag/brach creation (svn) ask if existing tarball should be deleted. 2005-06-29 Thorsten Zachmann o checking if svn/cvs binaries exists 2005-06-17 Stephan Sürken using package-version (not tarball) for notify line. [sp-auto-release (0.1.1) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.1) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. - Fixing m4 todo: no longer using special automake targets in macros directly (fixes serious bug). - Updating todo. - Ignoring dist tarballs in repository. - Preparing 0.1.1 release. Removing permissions. That is not "distdir" ;(. - getnews: Fix for last news. - getnews: Add "header" option fucntionality. - getnews: Fix usage. - notify: Use "header" option for notify mail body. Update todo. Uhm. ;(. update todo list. - asking when edititing exist news: only wehen unreleased not given. - Using "head" fior tha question. - some cosmetics. Adding todo. Add intercative warning when re-editing existing news. Update. - Also check for .svn. - Add "all" dependency. Also fixning file permissions. Fixing missing sp-libxslt.m4 from m4 installation. Fixing missing sp-libxslt.m4 from m4 installation. Add news skeleton for 0.1.1. Re-enabling cvs sync status test. notify error should go to stderr. some nocer diagnostics for notify mail. - simplify & improve "getnews" - hilarious improvemnts for "autonews" - Using "getnews" for notify mail; skipping notify mail editing. 2005-06-16 Stephan Sürken Using new funky "getnews" action for autonews. Adding new funky "getnews" action. ass .sp-auto.conf to dist. 2005-06-15 Stephan Sürken variable renaming. Removing vc sync check from status display (irritating in case of slow vc server). 2005-06-13 Stephan Sürken fix notify address ;(. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. fix "-multi" notes. fix download url fix notify revert test changes. revert test changes. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test6) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Dont fail completely whe gpg fails. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test6) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test6) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. last test release. - rm onExit debug. - use "package-XX.YY.ZZ (DIST)" notation for notify, status, NEWS. - rm "-release" from notify line. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test5) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test5) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. yet another... fix: rm directory, not file. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test4) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test4) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. on exit debug: non-interactive ;). yet anothe test release. - onExit system to secure traps (only one trap per instance). - Updating all "trap" calls. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test3) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. - another test release - fixing tag info text (cosmetic). - ficing mktemp pattern for mail. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test2) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test2) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. fix diff order. changes for another test release. release: - "upload" before "notify". - "notify": Use current news file for mail body, if exists. - "notify": securing mail body file removal via trap. autonews: - Using "current" file for current news only (for mail later). - using trap for all temp files. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test1) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test1) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. another test release. rm martin to test release mails. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0test0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. Adding vc sync status to status display. changes for one test releasing. undoing dome more tests. autonews: - Using mktemp for temp NEWS file. - Asking before checkin (showing diff), /w option to re-edit. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. revet changes of test release. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]: Automatically updated from vc. [sp-auto-release (0.1.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. - Improving sync_check error repoeritng. - svn sync_check: Fixing to include server changes. - No longer running "update" on wd - we just check. Reverting test change. Test ci. Prepare for initail release. 2005-06-10 Stephan Sürken - Removing .strap_dev compat -- this does not work. - Fixing multi: We need to eval all envirenments. - Fixing multi: We only need last output. Add libxslt check macro from sp-gxmlcpp. Add support for ".svn" subdirectory cruft. removing obssolet ")"s in status output. Fixing cvs2l program test. Diagnostics: Writing both versions on non-successful version checks. Fixing args numbers. Fix: add mkproject script. Removing sp-auto-env-multi; functionality is now bundeld in sp-auto-env, suing some magic. Add support for -h, --help. ucv: Add simple changelog support (svn log only). - uvc: Support for "update". - uvc: check -> check_sync: Check whether wd/server are in sync. - uvc: check_sync fix: Also check for U,P for cvs. - release: improved vc check (check for sync (again) before start tagging. - uvc: check: Removing obsolete check for cvs2cl. Update ignore. Update ignore. update ignores. 2005-06-09 Stephan Sürken - Add sp-auto (self) version test macro. - Fix missing EXTRA_DIST and install targets. Add sp-auto.m4 generation. Implementing local changes check for svn. 2005-06-08 Stephan Sürken - Rename vcs->vc - Add vc branches location. - Improved usage. - Remove some redundant code in uvc. - vc bracnh support. - invalid version 0.0.x status check. - Fix order: 1. status check, 2. status ouput (in success only) - branch tag support for *.EVEN.0 versions. - Rename vcs->vc - Add vc branches location. Start with 0.1.0. Fix upload usage help. you should not be here, garbage. Fixing autonews to being cool. Fixing autonews to being cool. [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. - release: upload after notify - upload: activate tmp file removal and actual scp upload. - upload: Dont fail if scp fails (hint to retry later) show_status -> status_check make snapshot simpler Fix upload loc. - Fixing/reimplemnting "upload". - do_upload for release + snapshot. - activate upload script target - usage fixes - many other fixes. - Removing unused "update" vcs target. - Removing imho obsolete "edit" vcs target. - Adding vcs locations. - Adding some checks for status. test change. 2005-06-07 Stephan Sürken One million of more finest fixes for "release". [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. [sp-auto-release (0.0.0) run by absurd@manwe.use.schlund.de]. One million af finest changes. Fixing processing order and someother cosmetics. Fix: sp-auto-upload is obsolete. Updated "do_snapshot" Updated "do_release" fixes in usage/settings. 2005-06-06 Stephan Sürken - generic vcs check - using sp_vcs instead of "cvs" everywhere. Abstracting changelog generation for vcs. - Cleaining up/define all (?) configurational options. - Many updates ;). Cleaining up/define all (?) configurational options. Adding old quickstart fro SPRelease. Removed. Functionality will be in sp-auto-release. 2005-06-02 Stephan Sürken Fix ignore properties. Fix ignore properties. -multi to allow user configurations. Adding most crucial Quickstarts. Adding compat for projects using old .strap_dev scheme. 2005-06-01 Stephan Sürken Initial sp-auto checkin (rework of releasing/dev tools formerly in sp-utilcpp). New project "sp-auto". ui-auto-1.2.9/PaxHeaders.8980/INTRODUCTION0000644000000000000000000000007412471405200014437 xustar0030 atime=1469901795.872012726 30 ctime=1470051680.212203396 ui-auto-1.2.9/INTRODUCTION0000644000175000017500000000305212471405200015567 0ustar00absurdabsurd00000000000000============ Introduction ============ In essence, "ui-auto"'s goal is to phase out redundancies when maintaining projects using autotools (autoconf+automake+libtool), as well as generally help doing administrative tasks around administrating and developing software packages. Specifically, ui-auto is => a) an m4 macro archive. => b) a set of shell tools, mainly: - ui-auto-release : Releasing, automatic snasphots, uploading etc. - ui-auto-env, ui-auto-update: Inter-dependency helper for developing w/ ui-auto projects. a) What an ui-auto enabled project looks like on the autotool side A typical configure.ac looks like --- AC_INIT([myproject], [1.1.32]) UI_INIT([src/myproject/Main.cpp]) ... UI_DOXYGEN UI_DISTDIR_CRUFT --- , and a typical top level Makefile.am looks like --- AUTOMAKE_OPTIONS = 1.9 ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = SUBDIRS = src doc docdir = $(datadir)/doc/$(PACKAGE) doc_DATA = README NEWS AUTHORS ChangeLog COPYING EXTRA_DIST=.ui-auto.conf incdir = $(includedir)/$(PACKAGE) @UI_AUTO_AM@ all-local: ui-auto-all clean-local: ui-auto-clean distclean-local: ui-auto-distclean install-data-local: ui-auto-install-data install-exec-local: ui-auto-install-exec uninstall-local: ui-auto-uninstall dist-hook: ui-auto-dist ---- TODO some explanation about how the ui-* m4 macros work. b) How tools help maintain a project (releases, snaphots, upload, etc) To use the ui-auto tools, a per-project configuration .ui-auto.conf should be placed in the top level of the project. 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