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#!/bin/bash
# sbrun wrapper, runs multiple builds.
# usage: sbqrun arg [arg ...]
if [ "$1" = "" ] || [ "$1" = "-h" ] || [ "$1" = "--help" ]; then
cat <<EOF
Usage: $( basename $0 ) [-n] [-t] [-p] arg [arg ...]
Options:
-t Don't track filesystem writes (passed to sbrun).
-n Allow network access (passed to sbrun).
-p If a binary package already exists for a given build, install
it instead of building a new one.
Run this script from the top level of a SBo repo clone!
If arg is a file, its contents are added to the list of builds. Use -
to read a list of builds from stdin (possibly piped from sbodeps -q).
If arg is a directory, it's added to the list.
If arg is neither, it's assumed to be a bare build name (with no category/
directory) and searched for.
Full sbopkg queue syntax is NOT supported, only a simple list of builds
(no |VAR=value, no @file, no -app). If you need sbopkg, use sbopkg!
Once the list is built, each build is downloaded with sbodl, built with
sbrun -c, and installed with upkg, in the order given.
The -p option requires SlackBuild scripts that support the
PRINT_PACKAGE_NAME option (Slackware 15.0 and up). It searches
for built packages in the same place SlackBuild scripts place them
(OUTPUT, TMP, or /tmp).
EOF
exit 0
fi
olddir="$(pwd)"
source ~/sbostuff/sbostuff.sh
cdsb
for arg; do
if [ "$arg" = "-p" ]; then
use_prebuilt=yes
elif [ "$arg" = "-t" -o "$arg" = "-n" ]; then
SBRUN_OPTS="$SBRUN_OPTS $arg"
elif [ "$arg" = "-" ]; then
while read build; do
BUILDS="$BUILDS $build"
done
elif [ -f "$olddir/$arg" ]; then
BUILDS="$BUILDS `cat $olddir/$arg`"
elif [ -d "$arg" ]; then
BUILDS="$BUILDS $arg"
else
arg=$( echo */$arg )
if [ -d "$arg" ]; then
BUILDS="$BUILDS $arg"
else
echo "!!! no idea what '$arg' is, skipping"
fi
fi
done
FAILED=""
COUNT=0
FAILCOUNT=0
for build in $BUILDS; do
: $(( COUNT ++ ))
echo "==== sbqrun: COUNT=$COUNT, FAILCOUNT=$FAILCOUNT, starting $build"
if ! cdsb "$build"; then
echo "==== sbqrun: ERROR: no such build: $build"
FAILED+="$build "
: $(( FAILCOUNT ++ ))
continue
fi
if [ "$use_prebuilt" = "yes" ]; then
script="$( pwd | sed 's,.*/,,' )".SlackBuild
if ! grep -q '^[^#]*PRINT_PACKAGE_NAME' "$script"; then
echo "==== sbqrun: PRINT_PACKAGE_NAME not supported by $script, ignoring -p"
else
pkgnam="$( PRINT_PACKAGE_NAME=1 sh $script )"
OUTPUT="${OUTPUT:-${TMP:-/tmp}}"
if [ -e "$OUTPUT/$pkgnam" ]; then
upkg "$OUTPUT/$pkgnam"
continue
fi
fi
fi
sbodl || echo "==== sbqrun: WARN: download failed, trying build anyway"
if ! sbrun -c $SBRUN_OPTS; then
echo "==== sbqrun: BUILD FAILED: $build, see $(pwd)/build.log"
FAILED+="$build "
: $(( FAILCOUNT ++ ))
else
if ! upkg; then
echo "==== sbqrun: $build built, but FAILED to install"
FAILED+="$build "
: $(( FAILCOUNT ++ ))
fi
fi
done
echo "==== Processed $COUNT builds"
if [ "$FAILCOUNT" = "0" ]; then
echo "==== No failures"
exit 0
else
echo "==== $FAILCOUNT build failures: $FAILED"
exit 1
fi
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