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  • Committer: Vincent Ladeuil
  • Date: 2012-01-18 14:09:19 UTC
  • mto: This revision was merged to the branch mainline in revision 6468.
  • Revision ID: v.ladeuil+lp@free.fr-20120118140919-rlvdrhpc0nq1lbwi
Change set/remove to require a lock for the branch config files.

This means that tests (or any plugin for that matter) do not requires an
explicit lock on the branch anymore to change a single option. This also
means the optimisation becomes "opt-in" and as such won't be as
spectacular as it may be and/or harder to get right (nothing fails
anymore).

This reduces the diff by ~300 lines.

Code/tests that were updating more than one config option is still taking
a lock to at least avoid some IOs and demonstrate the benefits through
the decreased number of hpss calls.

The duplication between BranchStack and BranchOnlyStack will be removed
once the same sharing is in place for local config files, at which point
the Stack class itself may be able to host the changes.

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#! /bin/zsh -e
 
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# upload a release file to Launchpad 
 
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#
 
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# usage: lp-upload-release [--staging] bzr-1.2.3.tgz
 
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setopt extended_glob
 
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if [ "$1" = "--staging" ]
 
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then
 
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        shift
 
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        server="staging.launchpad.net"
 
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else
 
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        server="launchpad.net"
 
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fi
 
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if [ $# -ne 1 ]
 
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then
 
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        echo "usage: lp-upload-release VERSION FILENAME"
 
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        exit 2
 
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fi
 
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if [ -z "$EMAIL" ]
 
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then
 
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        echo "please set $EMAIL to an address registered with Launchpad"
 
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        exit 2
 
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fi
 
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upfile="$1"
 
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if [ \! -f "$1" ]
 
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then
 
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        echo "$upfile is not a file"
 
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        exit 2
 
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fi
 
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sigfile="$upfile.sig"
 
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if [ \! -f "$sigfile" ]
 
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then
 
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        echo "couldn't find gpg signature $sigfile"
 
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        exit 2
 
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fi
 
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# just in case
 
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gpg $sigfile
 
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# parse the product and release number out of a filename like
 
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# "bzr-foo-1.23rc1.tar.gz"
 
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# need to strip off the .tar too for .tar.gz files
 
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headpart=${${upfile:r}%.tar}
 
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filetype="${upfile#${headpart}}"
 
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basename="${${headpart:t}%%-[0-9].*}"
 
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version="${${headpart:t}##*-}"
 
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echo $basename $version $filetype
 
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# bzr puts just the first part of the version into the series, e.g. 1.8 from 1.8rc1
 
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series=${version%(rc|beta|alpha)*}
 
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for v in basename version filetype series
 
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do
 
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        echo "$v=${(P)v}"
 
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done
 
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curl -u "$EMAIL" \
 
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        https://$server/$basename/$series/$version/+adddownloadfile \
 
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        -F field.description="$basename $version source" \
 
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        -F field.filecontent="@${upfile}" \
 
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        -F field.contenttype=CODETARBALL \
 
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        -F field.actions.add=Upload
 
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reported_md5=$( curl https://$server/$basename/$series/$version/+download/$filetail/+md5 )
 
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expected_md5="$(md5sum "$upfile")"
 
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expected_md5=${${(z)expected_md5}[1]}
 
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for v in reported_md5 expected_md5
 
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do
 
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        echo "$v=${(P)v}"
 
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done
 
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[ $reported_md5 = $expected_md5 ]
 
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# vim: sw=4