def __call__(self, sourceRoot, outputRoot=None, quiet=True):
current_version, milestone = opera_coreversion.getCoreVersion(sourceRoot, "current")
next_version, milestone = opera_coreversion.getCoreVersion(sourceRoot, "next")
hardcoreDir = os.path.join(sourceRoot, 'modules', 'hardcore')
documentationDir = os.path.join(hardcoreDir, 'documentation')
version_js_template = os.path.join(documentationDir, 'version_template.js')
changes = util.readTemplate(
version_js_template, os.path.join(documentationDir, 'version.js'),
GenerateVersionJs.TemplateAction(current_version, next_version),
hardcoreDir, "documentation/version.js")
if changes: return 2
else: return 0
def __call__(self, sourceRoot, outputRoot=None, quiet=True):
current_version, milestone = opera_coreversion.getCoreVersion(
sourceRoot, "current")
next_version, milestone = opera_coreversion.getCoreVersion(
sourceRoot, "next")
hardcoreDir = os.path.join(sourceRoot, 'modules', 'hardcore')
documentationDir = os.path.join(hardcoreDir, 'documentation')
version_js_template = os.path.join(documentationDir,
'version_template.js')
changes = util.readTemplate(
version_js_template, os.path.join(documentationDir, 'version.js'),
GenerateVersionJs.TemplateAction(current_version, next_version),
hardcoreDir, "documentation/version.js")
if changes: return 2
else: return 0
def getFeatureDef(sourceRoot, mainline_configuration="current"):
"""
This method creates a FeatureDefinition instance and loads the feature
files for the specified mainline configuration.
@note If there is an error on loading the feature definition, a UtilError
exception is raised. The value of the exception includes the
description of the error.
@param sourceRoot is the path to the Opera source tree
@param mainline_configuration is the name of the mainline-configuration
to load.
@return a loaded FeatureDefinition
"""
# It is not allowed to use a versioned filename for the next
# mainline configuration. Only the current mainline configuration
# may have a version number. This allows a smooth transition on
# releasing one mainline version and switching to the next
# release.
allow_versioned_filename = "current" == mainline_configuration
feature_def = FeatureDefinition(allow_versioned_filename)
core_version, milestone = opera_coreversion.getCoreVersion(sourceRoot, mainline_configuration)
opera_version, force_version = opera_coreversion.getOperaVersion(sourceRoot, mainline_configuration)
feature_def.load(
featuresDir=os.path.join(sourceRoot, 'modules', 'hardcore', 'features'),
core_version=core_version, milestone=milestone,
opera_version=opera_version, force_version=force_version)
return feature_def
def getFeatureDef(sourceRoot, mainline_configuration="current"):
"""
This method creates a FeatureDefinition instance and loads the feature
files for the specified mainline configuration.
@note If there is an error on loading the feature definition, a UtilError
exception is raised. The value of the exception includes the
description of the error.
@param sourceRoot is the path to the Opera source tree
@param mainline_configuration is the name of the mainline-configuration
to load.
@return a loaded FeatureDefinition
"""
# It is not allowed to use a versioned filename for the next
# mainline configuration. Only the current mainline configuration
# may have a version number. This allows a smooth transition on
# releasing one mainline version and switching to the next
# release.
allow_versioned_filename = "current" == mainline_configuration
feature_def = FeatureDefinition(allow_versioned_filename)
core_version, milestone = opera_coreversion.getCoreVersion(sourceRoot, mainline_configuration)
opera_version, force_version = opera_coreversion.getOperaVersion(sourceRoot, mainline_configuration)
feature_def.load(
featuresDir=os.path.join(sourceRoot, 'modules', 'hardcore', 'features'),
core_version=core_version, milestone=milestone,
opera_version=opera_version, force_version=force_version)
return feature_def
