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#!/bin/sh
#
# You pass the script a port where the library has changed its ABI.
# The script will search for this port over the complete directory you are located now
# and will bump all ports using `Tools/scripts/bump-revision.sh`
#
# Version 0.1
# License: MIT
# Matthias Fechner <mfechner@FreeBSD.org>
usage() {
echo "$0 devel/libgit2"
echo ""
echo "Search for all ports having devel/libgit2 as a LIB_DEPENDS"
echo "and bump the REVISION using the script 'Tools/scripts/bump-revision.sh'"
echo "After this check all modified ports with portlint."
echo ""
echo "Make sure you execute the script in the ports directory."
exit 1
}
[ "${1}" != "" ] || usage
# check that portlint is available
if [ x`which portlint` = x"" ]; then
echo "Please install portlint with"
echo "pkg install portlint"
echo "to continue."
exit 1;
fi
PORT_TO_SEARCH=${1}
BASEDIR=$(pwd)
# Get a list of all ports
echo "Prepare a list of all ports"
ports=$(find . -name Makefile -path "./editors/*" ! -path "./Tools/* | sort")
echo "done."
echo
PORTS_TO_BUMP=""
echo Check ports with dependency to ${PORT_TO_SEARCH}
for port in ${ports}; do
DIR=$(dirname "${port}")
printf "Analyse ${DIR}"
LIBDEPENDS=$(make -n -V LIB_DEPENDS -C ${DIR})
#echo "Search >${PORT_TO_SEARCH}< in >${LIBDEPENDS}<"
case "${LIBDEPENDS}" in
*"${PORT_TO_SEARCH}"*)
PORTS_TO_BUMP="${PORTS_TO_BUMP} ${DIR}";;
esac
printf "\033[2K\r"
done
echo "done."
echo "Bump PORTREVISION of following ports:"
for PORT_TO_BUMP in ${PORTS_TO_BUMP}; do
echo ${PORT_TO_BUMP}
done
echo
read -p "Press CTRL+c to stop or ENTER to continue..." USERINPUT
for PORT_TO_BUMP in ${PORTS_TO_BUMP}; do
sh ./Tools/scripts/bump-revision.sh ${PORT_TO_BUMP}
done
# Now we run portlint on all port we modified
# I borrowed here code from doportlint
echo
TMPFILE=$(mktemp)
while [ "1" = "1" ]
do
FAILED_PORTS=""
FAILURES=0
echo "Use TMP file ${TMPFILE}"
for PORT in ${PORTS_TO_BUMP}; do
FAILURE=0
echo "Running portlint in ${PORT}"
cd ${PORT}
portlint > ${TMPFILE} 2> /dev/null || FAILURE=1
grep '^looks fine\.$' ${TMPFILE} > /dev/null 2> /dev/null || FAILURE=1
if [ x${FAILURE} = "x1" ]; then
FAILURES=$((${FAILURES}+1))
FAILED_PORTS="${FAILED_PORTS} ${PORT}"
{ echo '--------------- portlint failed for '${PORT}; \
grep -v '^OK:' ${TMPFILE} |\
sed -e 's/^0 fatal errors and //'; }
echo ""
fi
rm -f ${TMPFILE}
cd ${BASEDIR}
done
if [ x${FAILURES} = "x0" ]; then
echo "All portlint test successfull, please review the changes before you commit them carefully."
echo "You maybe want to run now"
echo "git diff"
echo "svn diff"
echo
break;
fi
PORTS_TO_BUMP=${FAILED_PORTS}
read -p "${FAILURES} failures, please fix portlint error and warnings and press ENTER to retest" USERINPUT
echo
echo
echo "------------------------------------ NEW Portlint -----------------------------"
done
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