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#!/bin/bash -eu
function print_usage(){
cat <<END
Usage: $0 <srpm> [scope1 [scope2 ....]]
This command does koji scratch build for given fedora and epel releases.
Parameters:
srpm: SRPM file to be scratch-built with koji.
scopes: releases of what to build. Multiple values are allowed.
Valid values:
rawhide: Build rawhide.
fedora: Build actives fedora releases, including Rawhide.
fedora_1: Build the latest supported fedora releases.
This is one release eariler than rawhide.
fedora_2: Build the second latest supported fedora releases.
This is two releases eariler than rawhide.
f22 f21 ...: Build the specified fedora releases.
epel: Build the currently supported EPEL releases.
epel_1: Build the latest supported EPEL releases.
epel_2: Build the second latest supported EPEL releases.
epel7 el6 ... : The EPEL releases to be built.
If scopes is not specified, then rawhide and active
fedora and EPEL releases are built,
as if "rawhide fedora epel" are specified.
END
}
##=== Finding Library ===
ScriptFile=$(readlink -e "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" 2>/dev/null || realpath "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")
export ScriptDir=$(dirname $ScriptFile)
source $ScriptDir/cmake-fedora-functions
##=== Argument Parsing ===
if [ $# = 0 ]; then
print_usage
exit $EXIT_FATAL_INVALID_OPTIONS
fi
Srpm=$1
shift
if [[ -z $Srpm ]];then
print_usage
exit $EXIT_FATAL_INVALID_OPTIONS
else
Srpm=`readlink -f $Srpm`
fi
if [[ ! -r "$Srpm" ]];then
echo "[Fatal] Failed to read $Srpm" > /dev/stderr
exit $EXIT_FATAL_INVALID_OPTIONS
fi
##=== Dependency Checking ===
cmfd_set_dependencies_programs curl fedpkg
TargetArray=($($ScriptDir/cmake-fedora-koji target "$@" | xargs) )
echo -n "Targets to process:"
(IFS=' ' echo "${TargetArray[@]}")
Failed=
for t in "${TargetArray[@]}";do
if ! koji build --scratch $t $Srpm; then
Failed+=" $t"
fi
done
if [ -n "$Failed" ]; then
echo "Failed targets:$Failed" > /dev/stderr
exit $EXIT_ERROR_FAIL
fi
exit $EXIT_OK
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