#!/bin/sh -x
-batchmode=no
+makelog=""
+buildir="$(pwd)"
export LANG=C
case "$1" in
- "--batch") batchmode=yes ;;
+ "--batch")
+ makelog="$(pwd)/make.log"
+ exec >"$makelog" 2>&1
+ ;;
esac
-# Return on STDOUT the files that don't seem to have the needed copyright
-# notice, or that have a copyright notice that looks suspicious.
-copyright_notices () {
- find . -name '*.el' -print0 |
- xargs -0 grep -L 'Free Software Foundation, Inc' |
- grep -v '.-\(pkg\|autoloads\)\.el$'
-
- find . -name '*.el' -print |
- while read f; do
- sed -n -e '/[Cc]opyright.*, *[1-9][-0-9]*,\?$/N' \
- -e '/Free Software Foundation/d' \
- -e "s|^\\(.*[Cc]opyright\\)|$(echo $f | tr '|' '_'):\\1|p" "$f"
- done
-}
-
# Send an email to warn about a problem.
-# Takes the body on STDIN and the subject as argument.
signal_error () {
title="$*"
- if [ "no" = "$batchmode" ]; then
- cat -
+ if [ "" = "$makelog" ]; then
echo "Error: $title"
else
- set -- $(host -t mx gnu.org);
- mx_gnu_org="$4"
+ mx_gnu_org="$(host -t mx gnu.org | sed 's/.*[ ]//')"
(sleep 5; echo "HELO elpa.gnu.org"
sleep 1; echo "MAIL FROM: <elpa@elpa.gnu.org>"
sleep 1; echo "RCPT TO: <emacs-elpa-diffs@gnu.org>"
Subject: $title
ENDDOC
- cat -
- echo ".") | telnet "$mx_gnu_org" smtp
+ cat "$makelog"
+ echo "."; sleep 1) | telnet "$mx_gnu_org" smtp
fi
+ exit 1
}
-check_copyright () {
- base="copyright_exceptions"
- (cd packages; copyright_notices) >"$base.new"
- if [ -r "$base.old" ] &&
- ! diff "$base.old" "$base.new" >/dev/null;
- then
- diff -u "$base.old" "$base.new" |
- signal_error "Copyright notices changed"
- exit 1
- else
- mv "$base.new" "$base.old"
- fi
-}
-cd ~elpa/build
+cd ../elpa
-(cd ~elpa/elpa; bzr up)
+# Fetch changes.
+git pull || signal_error "git pull failed"
+
+# Setup and update externals.
+make externals
+
+make check_copyrights || signal_error "check_copyright failed"
+
+cd "$buildir"
+
+rsync -av --delete --exclude=ChangeLog --exclude=.git ../elpa/packages ./
+
+# Refresh the ChangeLog files. This needs to be done in
+# the source tree, because it needs the VCS data!
+emacs -batch -l admin/archive-contents.el \
+ -eval '(archive-prepare-packages "../elpa")'
-check_copyright
rm -rf archive # In case there's one left over!
-make archive-full >make.log 2>&1 || {
- signal_error "make archive-full failed" <make.log
- exit 1
+make archive-full || {
+ signal_error "make archive-full failed"
}
+latest="emacs-packages-latest.tgz"
(cd archive
- tar zcf emacs-packages-latest.tgz packages)
-(cd ~elpa
+ tar zcf "$latest" packages)
+(cd ../
+ mkdir -p staging/packages
# Not sure why we have `staging-old', but let's keep it for now.
rm -rf staging-old
cp -a staging staging-old
# Move new files into place but don't throw out old package versions.
- mv build/archive/packages/* staging/packages/
- mv build/archive/* staging/ 2>/dev/null
+ for f in build/archive/packages/*; do
+ dst="staging/packages/$(basename "$f")"
+ # Actually, let's never overwrite an existing version. So changes can
+ # be installed without causing a new package to be built until the
+ # version field is changed. Some files need to be excluded from the
+ # "immutable" policy, most importantly "archive-contents"
+ # and "*-readme.txt".
+ case $dst in
+ */archive-contents | *-readme.txt ) mv "$f" "$dst" ;;
+ * ) if [ -r "$dst" ]
+ then rm "$f"
+ else
+ # FIXME: Announce the new package/version on
+ # gnu.emacs.sources!
+ mv "$f" "$dst"
+ fi ;;
+ esac
+ done
+ mv build/archive/"$latest" staging/
rm -rf build/archive)
-# "make archive-full" already does fetch the daily org build.
-#admin/org-synch.sh ~elpa/staging/packages ~elpa/build/admin
+# Make the HTML and readme.txt files.
+(cd ../staging/packages
+ emacs --batch -l ../../build/admin/archive-contents.el \
+ --eval '(batch-html-make-index)')