> I've hacked up the ltib script to handle git/SVN repositories and run
> the prep step before checking if anything has changed (only for git/SVN
> packages).
Funny, I've done the exact same thing. Used the old "local" flag
idea, but use the vcs type in the spec file:
Version : hg
When ltib detects the local dir:
# Rebuild something with the source already unpacked
....
elsif($tok->{version} eq 'hg') {
$cmd = "$cf->{rpmbuild} -bp "
. "--define '_topdir $cf->{rpmdir}' "
. "--define 'showsrcpath 1' $spec";
....
Had to add a prune on the find command since some hidden version
control files are touched on "update" even if there are no updates.
if [ -e "%{buildsubdir}" ]
then
hg -v --cwd %{buildsubdir} pull -u
else
: ${ADTEC_MODULES_REPO_PRECONFIG:?must be set to the hg repository to
clone from}
if [ -n "$ADTEC_MODULES_CHANGESET_PRECONFIG" ]
then
hg clone --uncompressed -r $ADTEC_MODULES_CHANGESET_PRECONFIG
$ADTEC_MODULES_REPO_PRECONFIG %{buildsubdir}
else
hg clone --uncompressed $ADTEC_MODULES_REPO_PRECONFIG %{buildsubdir}
fi
fi
This made quite a few things easier to manage, continuous integration
was the big beneficiary.
>
>
> --
> Peter Barada
> [email protected]
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