Add documentation and do some refactoring
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update.py
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@ -26,6 +26,8 @@ DEFAULT_EDITOR = "/usr/bin/nano"
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def log_print(*args, **kwargs):
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"""Prints to stdout, then logs to GLOBAL_LOG_FILE."""
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if "file" in kwargs:
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kwargs["file"] = sys.stdout
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print(*args, **kwargs)
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@ -35,6 +37,21 @@ def log_print(*args, **kwargs):
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def ensure_pkg_dir_exists(pkg, pkg_state, other_state):
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"""Ensures that an AUR-pkg-dir exists, returning False on failure.
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If no such directory exists, this script attempts to clone it from the AUR.
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True is returned on successful cloning.
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If a file exists with the same name, returns False.
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If a directory exists with the same name, returns True.
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If "repo_path" is specified and the directory doesn't exist, returns False.
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If "NO_REPO" is specified as "repo_path" and the directory doesn't exist,
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returns False.
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"""
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log_print('Checking that dir for "{}" exists...'.format(pkg))
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pkgdir = os.path.join(other_state["clones_dir"], pkg)
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if os.path.isdir(pkgdir):
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elif pkg_state[pkg]["repo_path"] == "NO_REPO":
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log_print('"{}" does not exist, but NO_REPO specified for repo_path')
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return False
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return False
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def update_pkg_dir(pkg, pkg_state, other_state):
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"""Updates the pkg by invoking "git pull".
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If "git pull" failes, it is retried after invoking "git restore .".
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If the local working directory fails to update via "git pull" (or if some
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other handling of the local repository fails), then this function returns
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(False, False).
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(True, True) is returned if "skip_branch_up_to_date" is True for the package
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and the local repository is up to date.
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(True, False) is returned by default (successful "git pull"; regardless of
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if an update was fetched).
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"""
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log_print('Making sure pkg dir for "{}" is up to date...'.format(pkg))
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pkgdir = os.path.join(other_state["clones_dir"], pkg)
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return False, False
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# get remote that current branch is tracking
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selected_remote = ""
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selected_remote = None
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try:
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result = subprocess.run(
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["git", "status", "-sb", "--porcelain"],
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capture_output=True,
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encoding="UTF-8",
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)
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for remote in remotes:
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if (
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len(remote.strip()) > 0
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and result.stdout.find(remote.strip()) != -1
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):
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selected_remote = remote.strip()
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result_lines = result.stdout.split(sep="\n")
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for matching_line in filter(lambda s: s.startswith("##"), result_lines):
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for remote in map(lambda r: r.strip(), remotes):
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if matching_line.find(remote) != -1:
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selected_remote = remote
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break
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except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
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log_print(
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f'ERROR: Failed to update pkg dir of "{pkg}" (getting branch\'s remote).'
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)
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return False, False
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if len(selected_remote) == 0:
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if selected_remote is None or not isinstance(selected_remote, str):
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log_print(
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f'ERROR: Failed to update pkg dir of "{pkg}" (getting branch\'s remote).'
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)
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return False, False
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# get hash of current branch
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current_branch_hash = ""
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current_branch_hash = None
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try:
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result = subprocess.run(
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["git", "log", "-1", "--format=format:%H"],
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f'ERROR: Failed to update pkg dir of "{pkg}" (getting current branch\'s hash).'
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)
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return False, False
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if len(current_branch_hash.strip()) == 0:
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if current_branch_hash is None or not isinstance(current_branch_hash, str):
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log_print(
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f'ERROR: Failed to update pkg dir of "{pkg}" (getting current branch\'s hash).'
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)
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return False, False
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# get hash of remote branch
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remote_branch_hash = ""
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remote_branch_hash = None
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try:
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result = subprocess.run(
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["git", "log", "-1", "--format=format:%H", selected_remote],
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f'ERROR: Failed to update pkg dir of "{pkg}" (getting remote branch\'s hash).'
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)
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return False, False
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if len(remote_branch_hash.strip()) == 0:
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if remote_branch_hash is None or not isinstance(remote_branch_hash, str):
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log_print(
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f'ERROR: Failed to update pkg dir of "{pkg}" (getting remote branch\'s hash).'
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)
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except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
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try:
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subprocess.run(
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["git", "checkout", "--", "*"],
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["git", "restore", "."],
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check=True,
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cwd=pkgdir,
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)
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def check_pkg_build(pkg, pkg_state, other_state, editor):
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"""Returns "ok", "not_ok", "abort", or "force_build"."""
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"""Opens the PKGBUILD in the editor, then prompts the user for an action.
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Returns "ok", "not_ok", "abort", or "force_build"."""
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pkgdir = os.path.join(other_state["clones_dir"], pkg)
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log_print('Checking PKGBUILD for "{}"...'.format(pkg))
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try:
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def check_pkg_version(pkg, pkg_state, repo, force_check_srcinfo, other_state):
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"""Returns "fail", "install", or "done"."""
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"""Gets the installed version and pkg version and checks them.
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Returns "fail" (on failure), "install" (pkg is newer), or "done"
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(installed pkg is up to date)."""
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status, current_epoch, current_version = get_pkg_current_version(
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pkg, pkg_state, repo
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)
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def get_srcinfo_version(pkg, other_state):
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"""Returns (success_bool, pkgepoch, pkgver, pkgrel)"""
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"""Parses .SRCINFO for verison information.
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Returns (success_bool, pkgepoch, pkgver, pkgrel)
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When "success_bool" is False, all other values are None.
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Otherwise, all other values are str (or None if not found)."""
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if not os.path.exists(
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os.path.join(other_state["clones_dir"], pkg, ".SRCINFO")
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):
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pkgver_reprog = re.compile("^\\s*pkgver\\s*=\\s*([a-zA-Z0-9._+-]+)\\s*$")
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pkgrel_reprog = re.compile("^\\s*pkgrel\\s*=\\s*([0-9.]+)\\s*$")
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pkgepoch_reprog = re.compile("^\\s*epoch\\s*=\\s*([0-9]+)\\s*$")
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pkgver = ""
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pkgrel = ""
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pkgepoch = ""
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pkgver = None
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pkgrel = None
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pkgepoch = None
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with open(
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os.path.join(other_state["clones_dir"], pkg, ".SRCINFO"),
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encoding="UTF-8",
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def get_pkgbuild_version(pkg, force_check_srcinfo, pkg_state, other_state):
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"""Returns (success, epoch, version, release)"""
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"""Gets the version of the pkg from .SRCINFO or PKGBUILD.
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Returns (success, epoch, version, release).
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If "success" is False, then all other values are None.
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Otherwise, version and release should be a str type, but epoch may be
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None."""
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pkgdir = os.path.join(other_state["clones_dir"], pkg)
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log_print(f'Getting version of "{pkg}"...')
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while True and not force_check_srcinfo:
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if os.path.exists(os.path.join(pkgdir, "src")):
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shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(pkgdir, "src"))
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pkgepoch = ""
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pkgver = ""
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pkgrel = ""
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pkgepoch = None
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pkgver = None
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pkgrel = None
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# TODO maybe sandbox sourcing the PKGBUILD
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pkgbuild_output = subprocess.run(
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log_print("ERROR: Unreachable code")
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return False, None, None, None
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if len(pkgepoch) == 0:
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pkgepoch = None
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if len(pkgver) == 0:
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pkgver = None
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if len(pkgrel) == 0:
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pkgrel = None
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if pkgver is not None and pkgrel is not None:
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return True, pkgepoch, pkgver, pkgrel
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else:
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pkg_state,
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other_state,
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):
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"""Checks the version of the pkg against the currently installed version.
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Returns "install" if the version of the pkg is newer.
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Otherwise returns "done" if the version is not newer.
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Returns "fail" on error."""
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ver_success, pkgepoch, pkgver, pkgrel = get_pkgbuild_version(
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pkg, force_check_srcinfo, pkg_state, other_state
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)
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def get_pkg_current_version(pkg, pkg_state, repo):
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"""Returns (status, epoch, version)"""
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"""Fetches the version info and returns status of fetching and the version.
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Returns (status, epoch, version)
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"status" may be one of:
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"fail", "install", "fetched"
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"epoch" may be None.
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"version" must be a str if "status" is "fetched". Otherwise, it is None if
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"status" is "fail" or "install".
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"""
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log_print(
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'Checking version of installed pkg "{}"...'.format(
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pkg_state[pkg]["pkg_name"]
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def get_sudo_privileges():
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"""Starts a bash loop that ensures sudo privileges are ready while this
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script is active."""
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global SUDO_PROC
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if not SUDO_PROC:
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log_print("sudo -v")
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def cleanup_sudo(sudo_proc):
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"""Stops the bash loop keeping sudo privileges."""
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sudo_proc.terminate()
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def create_executable_script(dest_filename, script_contents):
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"""Creates a script to be run with sudo to set up a custom command.
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This is currently used to set up sccache by placing custom commands in
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"/usr/local/bin" for gcc and friends."""
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tempf_name = "unknown"
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with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(
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mode="w", encoding="utf-8", delete=False
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def setup_ccache(chroot):
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"""Sets up the chroot for ccache."""
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# set up ccache stuff
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try:
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subprocess.run(
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def cleanup_ccache(chroot):
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"""Unsets up the chroot for ccache."""
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# cleanup ccache stuff
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try:
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subprocess.run(
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def setup_sccache(chroot):
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"""Sets up sccache for the chroot."""
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sccache_script = """#!/usr/bin/env sh
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export PATH=${PATH/:\/usr\/local\/bin/}
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/usr/bin/env sccache $(basename "$0") "$@"
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def cleanup_sccache(chroot):
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"""Unsets up sccache for the chroot."""
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# cleanup sccache stuff
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try:
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subprocess.run(
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signing_gpg_pass,
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no_store,
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):
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"""For each package to build: builds it, signs it, and moves it to
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"pkg_out_dir"."""
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if not get_sudo_privileges():
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log_print("ERROR: Failed to get sudo privileges")
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sys.exit(1)
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def get_latest_pkg(pkg, cache_dir):
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"""Gets the latest pkg from the specified "cache_dir" and return its
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filename."""
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globbed = glob.glob(os.path.join(cache_dir, pkg + "*"))
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if len(globbed) > 0:
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globbed.sort()
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def confirm_result(pkg, state_result):
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"""Returns "continue", "recheck", "force_build", or "abort"."""
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"""Prompts the user the action to take for a pkg after checking its
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PKGBUILD.
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Returns "continue", "recheck", "force_build", "skip", "back", or "abort"."""
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while True:
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log_print(
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'Got "{}" for pkg "{}", action: [C(ontinue), r(echeck), f(orce build),\
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def print_state_info_and_get_update_list(pkg_state):
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"""Prints the current "checked" state of all pkgs in the config."""
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to_update = []
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log_print("package state:")
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for (pkg_name, pkg_dict) in pkg_state.items():
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def test_gpg_passphrase(signing_gpg_dir, signing_key_fp, passphrase):
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"""Checks if the given gpg passphrase works with the gpg signing key."""
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with tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile() as tempnf:
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tempnf.write(b"Test file content")
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tempnf.flush()
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def validate_and_verify_paths(other_state):
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"""Checks and validates/ensures that certain directories exist."""
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if not os.path.exists(other_state["chroot"]):
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log_print(
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f"ERROR: chroot at \"{other_state['chroot']}\" does not exist"
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