jan@159: #!/bin/bash 
jan@159: # Simple Unix shell script to build Mercurial using Jenkins CI
jan@159: # Designed to run under Cygwin as well. 
jan@158: 
jan@158: PROJECT="Mercurial Support"
jan@158: 
jan@159: 
jan@159: # ### START OF common.sh.in ##########################################
jan@159: #
jan@159: # Common set of function to build a project. 
jan@159: # 
jan@159:  
jan@159: 
jan@158: # Determine operating system, bit simple but works
jan@158: if [ "$OS" == "Windows_NT" ]; then
jan@158:     WIN32=1
jan@158:     UNIX=0
jan@158: else
jan@158:     WIN32=0
jan@158:     UNIX=1
jan@158: fi
jan@158: 
jan@159: # =====================================================
jan@158: # Utility functions
jan@159: # =====================================================
jan@158: 
jan@159: 
jan@159: # Simple logging functions
jan@159: function info {
jan@159:     echo "[INF] $1"
jan@159:     if [ ! -z "$2" ]; then
jan@159:         echo "      $2"
jan@159:     fi
jan@159: }
jan@159: 
jan@159: function error {
jan@159:     echo     "[ERR] $1"
jan@159:     if [ ! -z "$2" ]; then
jan@159:         echo "      $2"
jan@159:     fi
jan@159:     exit 1
jan@159: }
jan@159: 
jan@159: # Run make in current directory. Caller should cd to target 
jan@159: # directory before calling this method.
jan@158: function mk {
jan@158:     if [ "$WIN32" == "1" ]; then
jan@158:     	cmd /C bmake.bat $1 $2
jan@158:     else
jan@158:     	if [ ! -f makefile ]; then
jan@158:     	   if [ -f Makefile ]; then
jan@158:     	   	make mf || error "Failed to generate makefile (make mf)"
jan@158:     	   else
jan@158:     	   	make -f Makefile.init mf || error "Failed to generate makefile (make -f Makefile.init mf)"
jan@158:     	   fi
jan@158:     	fi
jan@158:     	make $1 $2 || error "Make failed"
jan@158:     fi
jan@158: }
jan@158: 
jan@159: # Run tests for package specified in first argument. 
jan@159: function sunit {    
jan@158:     pushd stx/goodies/builder/reports
jan@158:     info "Running tests for $1"
jan@158:     if [ "$WIN32" == "1" ]; then
jan@159:         cmd /C report-runner.bat -D ../../../.. -r Builder::TestReport -p "$1" || error "Failed to run reports"
jan@158:     else
jan@159:         (echo "" | ./report-runner.sh -D ../../../.. -r Builder::TestReport -p "$1") || error "Failed to run reports"
jan@158:     fi
jan@158:     popd
jan@158: }
jan@158: 
jan@159: # Main function. Performs complete build or given task
jan@158: function main {
jan@158:     pushd "$BUILD"
jan@158:     if [ -z "$1" ]; then
jan@158:     	info "Checking out..."
jan@158:     	checkout
jan@158:     	info "Compiling..."
jan@158:     	compile
jan@158:     	info "Running tests..."
jan@158:     	runtests
jan@158:     else
jan@158:         case "$1" in
jan@158:             checkout)
jan@158:     	        info "Checking out..."
jan@158:     	        checkout;;
jan@158:             compile)
jan@158:                 info "Compiling..."
jan@158:     	        compile;;
jan@158:             tests)
jan@158:     	        info "Running tests..."
jan@158:     	        runtests;;
jan@158:             test)
jan@158:     	        info "Running tests..."
jan@158:     	        runtests;;
jan@158:             *)
jan@158:                 error "Invalid command ($1)"
jan@158:         esac
jan@158:     fi
jan@158:     popd
jan@158:     exit 0
jan@158: }
jan@158: 
jan@158: # Setup...
jan@159: 
jan@158: if [ "$WIN32" == "1" ]; then
jan@158:     # WINDOWS
jan@158:     # MUST export this, otherwise libjpeg fails to build!!!"
jan@158:     if [ -z "$BCB"]; then
jan@158:         export BCB="C:\Borland\BCC55"
jan@158:     fi
jan@158:     # To make cvs/ssh happy
jan@158:     if [ -z "$CVS_RSH" ]; then
jan@158:         export CVS_RSH=plink
jan@158:     fi
jan@158:     # Set home
jan@158:     export HOME=$USERPROFILE
jan@158: else
jan@158:     # LINUX
jan@158:     # to get Mercurial on build slave
jan@158:     export PATH=$PATH:/home/vrany/bin
jan@158: fi
jan@158: 
jan@158: if [ -z "$CVSROOT" ]; then
jan@158:     error "CVSROOT not set!"
jan@158: fi
jan@158: 
jan@158: # Sorry, it's lot easier for all to have all the messages in EN :-)
jan@158: export LANG=en_GB.UTF-8
jan@158: 
jan@158: # When run interactively, Jenkins env variables
jan@158: # may not be set...
jan@158: if [ -z "$WORKSPACE" ]; then
jan@158:   WORKSPACE="$PWD"
jan@158:     INTERACTIVE=1
jan@158: else
jan@158:     INTERACTIVE=0
jan@158: fi
jan@158: 
jan@158: if [ "$INTERACTIVE" == "0" ]; then
jan@158:   if [ "$WIN32" == "1" ]; then
jan@158:     WORKSPACE="$PWD"
jan@158:   fi
jan@158: fi
jan@158: 
jan@158: if [ -z "$BUILD_NUMBER" ]; then
jan@158:     BUILD_NUMBER=$(date +%Y_%m_%d_interactive)
jan@158: fi
jan@158: 
jan@158: BUILD="."
jan@158: 
jan@158: 
jan@158: echo "INFO: BUILD=\"$BUILD\""
jan@158: 
jan@158: if [ -d "$BUILD" ]; then
jan@158:     if [ "$BUILD" != "." ]; then
jan@158:         info "Build directory already exists!"
jan@158:     fi
jan@158: else
jan@158:     mkdir -p "$BUILD"
jan@158: fi
jan@158: 
jan@159: 
jan@159: # ===================================================================
jan@159: # Actual build functions. 
jan@159: # ===================================================================
jan@159: #
jan@159: # User scripts should override following functions to define a build
jan@159: 
jan@159: function checkout {
jan@159:     error "You have to override function 'checkout'"
jan@159: }
jan@159: 
jan@159: function compile {
jan@159:     error "You have to override function 'compile'"
jan@159: }
jan@159: 
jan@159: function runtests {
jan@159:     info "No tests specified" "To do so, override function runtests"
jan@159: }
jan@159: 
jan@159: # ### END OF common.sh.in ############################################
jan@159: 
jan@158: # Checkout
jan@158: function checkout {
jan@158:     # Checkout stx
jan@158:     if [ ! -d stx ]; then
jan@158:       if ! cvs co stx; then
jan@158:         error "CVS: Cannot checkout stx";
jan@158:       fi
jan@159:     #else
jan@159:     #  (cd stx && cvs update -d)
jan@158:     fi
jan@158: 
jan@158:     # Checkout stx:libscm
jan@158:     repo="https://bitbucket.org/janvrany/stx-libscm"
jan@158:     if [ ! -d stx/libscm ]; then
jan@158:         hg clone "$repo" stx/libscm || error "HG: cannot clone stx:libscm"
jan@158:     else
jan@158:         hg --cwd stx/libscm pull "$repo" || error "HG: cannot pull stx:libscm"
jan@158:         hg --cwd stx/libscm update || error "HG: cannot update stx:libscm"
jan@158:     fi
jan@158: }
jan@158: 
jan@158: 
jan@158: # Compile
jan@158: function compile {
jan@158:     TARGETS1="stx stx/libscm/common stx/libscm/mercurial stx/librun"
jan@158:     for target in $TARGETS1; do
jan@158:       if ! (cd "$target" && mk); then
jan@158:         echo "ERROR:  cannot $MAKE in $target"
jan@158:         exit 3
jan@158:       fi
jan@158:     done
jan@158: }
jan@158: 
jan@158: function runtests {
jan@158:     sunit "stx:libscm/mercurial"
jan@158: }
jan@158: 
jan@158: 
jan@158: # Now, call main
jan@158: main $1 $2 $3