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#!/bin/bash
# export the testsuite files to a separate tar
if ! [ -f testsuite-files ]; then
echo "ERROR: cannot find testsuite-files"
exit 1
fi
set -e
TESTSUITE_TAR="btrfs-progs-tests.tar.gz"
rm -f "$TESTSUITE_TAR"
TIMESTAMP=`date -u "+%Y-%m-%d %T %Z"`
{
echo "VERSION=`cat ../VERSION`"
echo "GIT_VERSION=`git describe`"
echo "TIMESTAMP='$TIMESTAMP'"
} > testsuite-id
# Due to potentially unwanted files in the testsuite (restored images or other
# temporary files) we can't simply copy everything so the tar
#
# The testsuite-files specifier:
# F file
# - directly copy the file from the given path, may be a git tracked file or
# a built binary
# G path
# - a path relative to the top of git, recursively traversed; path
# postprocessing is needed so the tar gets it relative to tests/
while read t f; do
case "$t" in
F) echo "$f";;
G)
here=`pwd`
cd ..
git ls-tree -r --name-only --full-name HEAD "$f" |
sed -e 's#^tests/##' |
sed -e 's#^Documentation#../Documentation#'
cd "$here"
;;
esac
done < testsuite-files > testsuite-files-all
echo "create tar: $TESTSUITE_TAR"
tar cz --sparse -f "$TESTSUITE_TAR" -T testsuite-files-all
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "tar created successfully"
cat testsuite-id
rm -f testsuite-files-all
rm -f testsuite-id
else
exit $?
fi
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