root/build-tools/git-repo-utils.sh
Saul Wold 4cb7539a9f use single '=' for string equality in repo forall
The sub-script fails when a double '==' is used inside of a repo
forall -c option. The single '=' is preferred when used in 'test'
or '['.

The error is similar to this:
if [ $REPO_PATH == cgcs-root ]; then echo $REPO_PROJECT; fi: 1: [: cgcs-root: unexpected operator

Closes-Bug: 1883772
Change-Id: If17de30a03939240f0cc329179d452820a691e32
Signed-off-by: Saul Wold <sgw@linux.intel.com>
2020-06-16 11:44:44 -07:00

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#!/bin/bash
#
# Copyright (c) 2020 Wind River Systems, Inc.
#
# SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
#
#
# A collection of utilities that stradle the divide between
# between git and repo.
#
# These utilites are often the most reliable to use. They will
# try to get the answer from repo, and will fall back to git
# of repo isn't providing a satisfactory answer. A prime example
# is the repo's manifest, which isn't fully managed by repo,
# but isn't a fully independent git either.
#
GIT_REPO_UTILS_DIR="$(dirname "$(readlink -f "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" )"
source ${GIT_REPO_UTILS_DIR}/repo-utils.sh
source ${GIT_REPO_UTILS_DIR}/git-utils.sh
#
# git_repo_rel_dir [<dir>]:
# Return the relative directory of a git within a repo.
#
git_repo_rel_dir () {
local DIR="${1:-${PWD}}"
local GIT_DIR=""
local REPO_DIR=""
local GIT_RELATIVE_DIR=""
GIT_DIR=$(git_root ${DIR})
REPO_DIR=$(readlink -f $(repo_root ${DIR}))
GIT_RELATIVE_DIR=${GIT_DIR#${REPO_DIR}/}
echo ${GIT_RELATIVE_DIR}
}
#
# git_repo_project [<dir>]:
# Return the repo 'project' of a git.
#
git_repo_project() {
local DIR="${1:-${PWD}}"
(
cd ${DIR}
GIT_RELATIVE_DIR=$(git_repo_rel_dir)
repo forall -c "if [ \$REPO_PATH = ${GIT_RELATIVE_DIR} ]; then echo \$REPO_PROJECT; fi"
)
}
#
# git_repo_remote [<dir>]:
# Return the repo 'remote' of a git.
#
git_repo_remote() {
local DIR="${1:-${PWD}}"
(
cd ${DIR}
GIT_RELATIVE_DIR=$(git_repo_rel_dir)
repo forall -c "if [ \$REPO_PATH = ${GIT_RELATIVE_DIR} ]; then echo \$REPO_REMOTE; fi"
)
}
#
# git_repo_remote_branch [<dir>]:
# Return the repo 'remote branch' of a git.
#
git_repo_remote_branch() {
local DIR="${1:-${PWD}}"
(
cd ${DIR}
GIT_RELATIVE_DIR=$(git_repo_rel_dir)
REF=$(repo forall -c "if [ \$REPO_PATH = ${GIT_RELATIVE_DIR} ]; then echo \$REPO_RREV; fi")
if git_is_branch ${REF} ; then
echo ${REF}
else
return 1
fi
)
}
#
# git_repo_remote_ref [<dir>]:
# Return the repo 'remote branch' of a git.
#
git_repo_remote_ref() {
local DIR="${1:-${PWD}}"
(
cd ${DIR}
GIT_RELATIVE_DIR=$(git_repo_rel_dir)
repo forall -c "if [ \$REPO_PATH = ${GIT_RELATIVE_DIR} ]; then echo \$REPO_RREV; fi"
)
}
git_repo_remote_url () {
local remote=""
remote=$(git_repo_remote) || return 1
git config remote.$remote.url
}
url_to_host () {
local URL="${1}"
# Strip protocol, path, user/pwd, port
echo "${URL}" | sed -e 's#^[^:]*://##' -e 's#/.*$##' -e 's#^[^@]*@##' -e 's#:.*$##'
}
host_to_domain () {
local host="${1}"
local elements=0
elements=$(echo "${host}" | sed 's#[^.]##g' | wc --chars)
if [ $elements -gt 2 ]; then
# strip lead element
echo "${host}" | sed 's#^[^.]*.##'
else
echo "${host}"
fi
}
git_repo_review_method () {
local DIR="${1:-${PWD}}"
local GIT_DIR=""
local remote_url=""
local review_host=""
local remote_host=""
GIT_DIR=$(git_root ${DIR}) || return 1
if [ ! -f ${GIT_DIR}/.gitreview ]; then
# No .gitreview file
echo 'default'
return 0
fi
if ! grep -q '\[gerrit\]' ${GIT_DIR}/.gitreview; then
# .gitreview file has no gerrit entry
echo 'default'
return 0
fi
review_host="$(grep host= ${GIT_DIR}/.gitreview | sed 's#^host=##' | head -n 1)"
remote_url="$(git_repo_remote_url)" || return 1
remote_host="$(url_to_host "${remote_url}")"
if [ "${review_host}" == "{remote_host}" ]; then
# Will review against same host as we pulled from. All is well
echo 'gerrit'
return 0
else
review_domain="$(host_to_domain "${review_host}")"
remote_domain="$(host_to_domain "${remote_host}")"
if [ "${review_domain}" == "${remote_domain}" ]; then
# Will review and remote hosts share a commom domain. Close enough
echo 'gerrit'
return 0
else
# Domains don't match. Not close enough to say gerrit is safe.
# Did someone forget to update .gitreview?
# Are we not pulling from the authoritative source?
echo 'default'
return 0
fi
fi
# Shouldn't get here
return 1
}
git_repo_review_remote () {
local method=""
method=$(git_repo_review_method)
if [ "${method}" == "gerrit" ]; then
git config remote.gerrit.url > /dev/null
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# Perhaps we need to run git review -s' and try again
# echo a blank line into git in case it prompts for a username
echo | git review -s > /dev/null || return 1
git config remote.gerrit.url > /dev/null || return 1
fi
echo "gerrit"
else
git_repo_remote
fi
}
git_repo_review_url () {
local DIR="${1:-${PWD}}"
local GIT_DIR=""
GIT_DIR=$(git_root ${DIR})
local method=""
method=$(git_repo_review_method)
if [ "${method}" == "gerrit" ]; then
git config remote.gerrit.url
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
# Perhaps we need to run git review -s' and try again
# echo a blank line into git in case it prompts for a username
echo | git review -s > /dev/null || return 1
git config remote.gerrit.url || return 1
fi
else
return 1
fi
}