root/build-tools/build_iso/cgts_deps.sh
Sun Austin 7c748292c4 Fix linters issues and enable tox/zuul linters job as gate
Fix below issues:
    E003 Indent not multiple of 4
    E011 Then keyword is not on same line as if or elif keyword
    E020: Function declaration not in format "^function name {$":
          'function check_all_explicit_deps_installed'

add ignore in tox env
    E006 Line too long
    E010: Do not on same line as command
Change-Id: I13fb83452324c0db74c485f304827a6c9aacf9ae
Story: 2003370
Task: 24431
Signed-off-by: Sun Austin <austin.sun@intel.com>
2018-09-05 22:42:11 +08:00

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#!/bin/env bash
# Here's the score, kids. There are a few different places from which we can
# get packages. In priority order, they are:
#
# The CGTS packages we've built ourselves
# The CGTS packages that Jenkins has built (coming soon to a script near you)
# The CentOS packages in various repos
# - Base OS
# - OpenStack Repos
# EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux)
#
# This script can function in two ways:
# If you specify a filename, it assumes the file is a list of packages you
# want to install, or dependencies you want to meet. It installs whatever
# is in the list into current directory. Failure to find a dependency
# results in a return code of 1
#
# If no file is specified, we generate a file ($DEPLISTFILE) of dependencies
# based on current directory
#
# We then continuously loop through generating new dependencies and installing
# them until either all dependencies are met, or we cannot install anymore
#
# We also log where dependencies were installed from into
# export/dist/report_deps.txt
#
# This function generates a simple file of dependencies we're trying to resolve
function generate_dep_list {
TMP_RPM_DB=$(mktemp -d $(pwd)/tmp_rpm_db_XXXXXX)
mkdir -p $TMP_RPM_DB
rpm --initdb --dbpath $TMP_RPM_DB
rpm --dbpath $TMP_RPM_DB --test -Uvh --replacefiles '*.rpm' >> $DEPDETAILLISTFILE 2>&1
rpm --dbpath $TMP_RPM_DB --test -Uvh --replacefiles '*.rpm' 2>&1 \
| grep -v "error:" \
| grep -v "warning:" \
| grep -v "Preparing..." \
| sed "s/ is needed by.*$//" | sed "s/ >=.*$//" | sort -u > $DEPLISTFILE
\rm -rf $TMP_RPM_DB
}
# Takes a list of requirements (either explcit package name, or capabilities
# to provide) and install packages to meet those dependancies
#
# We take the list of requirements and first try to look them up based on
# package name. If we can't find a package with the name of the requirement,
# we use --whatprovides to complete the lookup.
#
# The reason for this initial name-based attempt is that a couple of funky
# packages (notably -devel packages) have "Provides:" capabilities which
# conflict with named packages. So if explictly say we want "xyz" then we'll
# install the "xyz" package, rather than "something-devel" which has "xyz"
# capabilities.
function install_deps {
local DEP_LIST=""
local DEP_LIST_FILE="$1"
# Temporary files are used in a few different ways
# Here we essenitally create variable aliases to make it easier to read
# the script
local UNSORTED_PACKAGES=$TMPFILE
local SORTED_PACKAGES=$TMPFILE1
local UNRESOLVED_PACKAGES=$TMPFILE2
rm -f $UNSORTED_PACKAGES
while read DEP
do
DEP_LIST="${DEP_LIST} ${DEP}"
done < $DEP_LIST_FILE
echo "Debug: List of deps to resolve: ${DEP_LIST}"
if [ -z "${DEP_LIST}" ]; then
return 0
fi
# go through each repo and convert deps to packages based on package name
for REPOID in `grep '^[[].*[]]$' $YUM | grep -v '[[]main[]]' | awk -F '[][]' '{print $2 }'`; do
echo "TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch ${DEP_LIST} --qf='%{name}'"
TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch --qf='%{name}' ${DEP_LIST} | sed "s/kernel-debug/kernel/g" >> $UNSORTED_PACKAGES
\rm -rf $TMP_DIR/yum-$USER-*
done
sort $UNSORTED_PACKAGES -u > $SORTED_PACKAGES
# figure out any dependancies which could not be resolved based on
# package name. We use --whatpovides to deal with this
#
# First, we build a new DEP_LIST based on what was NOT found in
# search-by-name attempt
sort $DEP_LIST_FILE -u > $TMPFILE
comm -2 -3 $TMPFILE $SORTED_PACKAGES > $UNRESOLVED_PACKAGES
# If there are any requirements not resolved, look up the packages with
# --whatprovides
if [ -s $UNRESOLVED_PACKAGES ]; then
DEP_LIST=""
\cp $SORTED_PACKAGES $UNSORTED_PACKAGES
while read DEP
do
DEP_LIST="${DEP_LIST} ${DEP}"
done < $UNRESOLVED_PACKAGES
DEP_LIST=$(echo "$DEP_LIST" | sed 's/^ //g')
if [ "$DEP_LIST" != "" ]; then
for REPOID in `grep '^[[].*[]]$' $YUM | grep -v '[[]main[]]' | awk -F '[][]' '{print $2 }'`; do
echo "TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch --whatprovides ${DEP_LIST} --qf='%{name}'"
TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch --qf='%{name}' --whatprovides ${DEP_LIST} | sed "s/kernel-debug/kernel/g" >> $UNSORTED_PACKAGES
\rm -rf $TMP_DIR/yum-$USER-*
done
fi
sort -u $UNSORTED_PACKAGES > $SORTED_PACKAGES
fi
# clean up
\rm -f $UNSORTED_PACKAGES $UNRESOLVED_PACKAGES
# We now have, in SORTED_PACKAGES, a list of all packages that we need to install
# to meet our dependancies
DEP_LIST=" "
while read DEP
do
DEP_LIST="${DEP_LIST}${DEP} "
done < $SORTED_PACKAGES
rm $SORTED_PACKAGES
# go through each repo and install packages
local TARGETS=${DEP_LIST}
echo "Debug: Resolved list of deps to install: ${TARGETS}"
local UNRESOLVED
for REPOID in `grep '^[[].*[]]$' $YUM | grep -v '[[]main[]]' | awk -F '[][]' '{print $2 }'`; do
UNRESOLVED="$TARGETS"
if [[ ! -z "${TARGETS// }" ]]; then
REPO_PATH=$(cat $YUM | sed -n "/^\[$REPOID\]\$/,\$p" | grep '^baseurl=' | head -n 1 | awk -F 'file://' '{print $2}' | sed 's:/$::')
>&2 echo "TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch --resolve $TARGETS --qf='%{name} %{name}-%{version}-%{release}.%{arch}.rpm %{relativepath}'"
TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch --resolve $TARGETS --qf="%{name} %{name}-%{version}-%{release}.%{arch}.rpm %{relativepath}" | sort -r -V > $TMPFILE
\rm -rf $TMP_DIR/yum-$USER-*
while read STR
do
>&2 echo "STR=$STR"
if [ "x$STR" == "x" ]; then
continue
fi
PKG=`echo $STR | cut -d " " -f 1`
PKG_FILE=`echo $STR | cut -d " " -f 2`
PKG_REL_PATH=`echo $STR | cut -d " " -f 3`
PKG_PATH="${REPO_PATH}/${PKG_REL_PATH}"
>&2 echo "Installing PKG=$PKG PKG_FILE=$PKG_FILE PKG_REL_PATH=$PKG_REL_PATH PKG_PATH=$PKG_PATH from repo $REPOID"
cp $PKG_PATH .
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
>&2 echo " Here's what I have to work with..."
>&2 echo " TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch --resolve $PKG --qf=\"%{name} %{name}-%{version}-%{release}.%{arch}.rpm %{relativepath}\""
>&2 echo " PKG=$PKG PKG_FILE=$PKG_FILE REPO_PATH=$REPO_PATH PKG_REL_PATH=$PKG_REL_PATH PKG_PATH=$PKG_PATH"
fi
echo $UNRESOLVED | grep $PKG >> /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
echo "$PKG found in $REPOID as $PKG" >> $BUILT_REPORT
echo "$PKG_PATH" >> $BUILT_REPORT
UNRESOLVED=$(echo "$UNRESOLVED" | sed "s# $PKG # #g")
else
echo "$PKG satisfies unknown target in $REPOID" >> $BUILT_REPORT
echo " but it doesn't match targets, $UNRESOLVED" >> $BUILT_REPORT
echo " path $PKG_PATH" >> $BUILT_REPORT
FOUND_UNKNOWN=1
fi
done < $TMPFILE #<<< "$(TMPDIR=$TMP_DIR repoquery -c $YUM --repoid=$REPOID --arch=x86_64,noarch --resolve $TARGETS --qf=\"%{name} %{name}-%{version}-%{release}.%{arch}.rpm %{relativepath}\" | sort -r -V)"
\rm -rf $TMP_DIR/yum-$USER-*
TARGETS="$UNRESOLVED"
fi
done
>&2 echo "Debug: Packages still unresolved: $UNRESOLVED"
echo "Debug: Packages still unresolved: $UNRESOLVED" >> $WARNINGS_REPORT
echo "Debug: Packages still unresolved: $UNRESOLVED" >> $BUILT_REPORT
>&2 echo ""
}
function check_all_explicit_deps_installed {
PKGS_TO_CHECK=" "
while read PKG_TO_ADD
do
PKGS_TO_CHECK="$PKGS_TO_CHECK ${PKG_TO_ADD}"
done < $DEPLISTFILE
rpm -qp $MY_WORKSPACE/export/dist/isolinux/Packages/*.rpm --qf="%{name}\n" --nosignature > $TMPFILE
while read INSTALLED_PACKAGE
do
echo $PKGS_TO_CHECK | grep -q "${INSTALLED_PACKAGE}"
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
PKGS_TO_CHECK=`echo $PKGS_TO_CHECK | sed "s/^${INSTALLED_PACKAGE} //"`
PKGS_TO_CHECK=`echo $PKGS_TO_CHECK | sed "s/ ${INSTALLED_PACKAGE} / /"`
PKGS_TO_CHECK=`echo $PKGS_TO_CHECK | sed "s/ ${INSTALLED_PACKAGE}\$//"`
PKGS_TO_CHECK=`echo $PKGS_TO_CHECK | sed "s/^${INSTALLED_PACKAGE}\$//"`
fi
done < $TMPFILE
if [ -z "$PKGS_TO_CHECK" ]; then
>&2 echo "All explicitly specified packages resolved!"
else
>&2 echo "Could not resolve packages: $PKGS_TO_CHECK"
return 1
fi
return 0
}
ATTEMPTED=0
DISCOVERED=0
OUTPUT_DIR=$MY_WORKSPACE/export
TMP_DIR=$MY_WORKSPACE/tmp
YUM=$OUTPUT_DIR/yum.conf
DEPLISTFILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/deps.txt
DEPDETAILLISTFILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/deps_detail.txt
BUILT_REPORT=$OUTPUT_DIR/local.txt
WARNINGS_REPORT=$OUTPUT_DIR/warnings.txt
LAST_TEST=$OUTPUT_DIR/last_test.txt
TMPFILE=$OUTPUT_DIR/cgts_deps_tmp.txt
TMPFILE1=$OUTPUT_DIR/cgts_deps_tmp1.txt
TMPFILE2=$OUTPUT_DIR/cgts_deps_tmp2.txt
touch "$BUILT_REPORT"
touch "$WARNINGS_REPORT"
for i in "$@"
do
case $i in
-d=*|--deps=*)
DEPS="${i#*=}"
shift # past argument=value
;;
esac
done
mkdir -p $TMP_DIR
rm -f "$DEPDETAILLISTFILE"
# FIRST PASS we are being given a list of REQUIRED dependencies
if [ "${DEPS}x" != "x" ]; then
cat $DEPS | grep -v "^#" | sed '/^\s*$/d' > $DEPLISTFILE
install_deps $DEPLISTFILE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
exit 1
fi
fi
# check that we resolved them all
check_all_explicit_deps_installed
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
>&2 echo "Error -- could not install all explicitly listed packages"
exit 1
fi
ALL_RESOLVED=0
while [ $ALL_RESOLVED -eq 0 ]; do
cp $DEPLISTFILE $DEPLISTFILE.old
generate_dep_list
if [ ! -s $DEPLISTFILE ]; then
# no more dependencies!
ALL_RESOLVED=1
else
DIFFLINES=`diff $DEPLISTFILE.old $DEPLISTFILE | wc -l`
if [ $DIFFLINES -eq 0 ]; then
>&2 echo "Warning: Infinite loop detected in dependency resolution. See $DEPLISTFILE for details -- exiting"
>&2 echo "These RPMS had problems (likely version conflicts)"
>&2 cat $DEPLISTFILE
echo "Warning: Infinite loop detected in dependency resolution See $DEPLISTFILE for details -- exiting" >> $WARNINGS_REPORT
echo "These RPMS had problems (likely version conflicts)" >> $WARNINGS_REPORT
cat $DEPLISTFILE >> $WARNINGS_REPORT
date > $LAST_TEST
rm -f $DEPLISTFILE.old
exit 1 # nothing fixed
fi
install_deps $DEPLISTFILE
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
exit 1
fi
fi
done
exit 0