Example #1
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def sign_tarball(tarball_path):
    """ Prompt the user to GPG-sign the tarball using their Apache GPG key. """
    if not confirm_prompt("Would you like to GPG-sign the tarball now?"):
        return

    email = get_my_email()
    if not email.endswith("@apache.org"):
        print(
            Colors.YELLOW,
            "Your email address for the repository is not an @apache.org address."
        )
        print(
            "Release signatures should typically be signed by committers with @apache.org GPG keys."
        )
        print(end=Colors.RESET)
        if not confirm_prompt("Continue?"):
            return

    try:
        subprocess.check_call(
            ["gpg", "--detach-sign", "--armor", "-u", email, tarball_path])
    except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
        print(Colors.RED + "GPG signing failed. Artifact will not be signed." +
              Colors.RESET)
        return
    print(Colors.GREEN + "Generated signature:\t" + Colors.RESET,
          tarball_path + ".asc")
Example #2
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def do_update(branch, gerrit_sha, apache_sha):
    """
  Displays and performs a proposed update of the Apache repository
  for branch 'branch' from 'apache_sha' to 'gerrit_sha'.
  """
    # First, verify that the update is fast-forward. If it's not, then something
    # must have gotten committed to Apache outside of gerrit, and we'd need some
    # manual intervention.
    if not is_fast_forward(apache_sha, gerrit_sha):
        print >> sys.stderr, "Cannot update branch '%s' from gerrit:" % branch
        print >> sys.stderr, "Apache revision %s is not an ancestor of gerrit revision %s" % (
            apache_sha[:8], gerrit_sha[:8])
        print >> sys.stderr, "Something must have been committed to Apache and bypassed gerrit."
        print >> sys.stderr, "Manual intervention is required."
        sys.exit(1)

    # List the commits that are going to be pushed to the ASF, so that the committer
    # can verify and "sign off".
    commits = rev_list("%s..%s" % (apache_sha, gerrit_sha))
    commits.reverse()  # Display from oldest to newest.
    print "-" * 60
    print Colors.GREEN + ("%d commit(s) need to be pushed from Gerrit to ASF:"
                          % len(commits)) + Colors.RESET
    push_sha = None
    for sha in commits:
        oneline = describe_commit(sha)
        print "  ", oneline
        committer = get_committer_email(sha)
        if committer != get_my_email():
            print Colors.RED + "   !!! Committed by someone else (%s) !!!" % committer, Colors.RESET
            if not confirm_prompt(
                    Colors.RED +
                    "   !!! Are you sure you want to push on behalf of another committer?"
                    + Colors.RESET):
                # Even if they don't want to push this commit, we could still push any
                # earlier commits that the user _did_ author.
                if push_sha is not None:
                    print "... will still update to prior commit %s..." % push_sha
                break
        push_sha = sha
    if push_sha is None:
        print "Nothing to push"
        return

    # Everything has been confirmed. Do the actual push
    cmd = ['git', 'push', 'apache']
    if OPTIONS.dry_run:
        cmd.append('--dry-run')
    cmd.append('%s:refs/heads/%s' % (push_sha, branch))
    print Colors.GREEN + "Running: " + Colors.RESET + " ".join(cmd)
    subprocess.check_call(cmd)
    print Colors.GREEN + "Successfully updated %s to %s" % (
        branch, gerrit_sha) + Colors.RESET
    print
Example #3
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def do_update(branch, gerrit_sha, apache_sha):
  """
  Displays and performs a proposed update of the Apache repository
  for branch 'branch' from 'apache_sha' to 'gerrit_sha'.
  """
  # First, verify that the update is fast-forward. If it's not, then something
  # must have gotten committed to Apache outside of gerrit, and we'd need some
  # manual intervention.
  if not is_fast_forward(apache_sha, gerrit_sha):
    print >>sys.stderr, "Cannot update branch '%s' from gerrit:" % branch
    print >>sys.stderr, "Apache revision %s is not an ancestor of gerrit revision %s" % (
      apache_sha[:8], gerrit_sha[:8])
    print >>sys.stderr, "Something must have been committed to Apache and bypassed gerrit."
    print >>sys.stderr, "Manual intervention is required."
    sys.exit(1)

  # List the commits that are going to be pushed to the ASF, so that the committer
  # can verify and "sign off".
  commits = rev_list("%s..%s" % (apache_sha, gerrit_sha))
  commits.reverse()  # Display from oldest to newest.
  print "-" * 60
  print Colors.GREEN + ("%d commit(s) need to be pushed from Gerrit to ASF:" % len(commits)) + Colors.RESET
  push_sha = None
  for sha in commits:
    oneline = describe_commit(sha)
    print "  ", oneline
    committer = get_committer_email(sha)
    if committer != get_my_email():
      print Colors.RED + "   !!! Committed by someone else (%s) !!!" % committer, Colors.RESET
      if not confirm_prompt(
          Colors.RED + "   !!! Are you sure you want to push on behalf of another committer?" + Colors.RESET):
        # Even if they don't want to push this commit, we could still push any
        # earlier commits that the user _did_ author.
        if push_sha is not None:
          print "... will still update to prior commit %s..." % push_sha
        break
    push_sha = sha
  if push_sha is None:
    print "Nothing to push"
    return

  # Everything has been confirmed. Do the actual push
  cmd = ['git', 'push', 'apache']
  if OPTIONS.dry_run:
    cmd.append('--dry-run')
  cmd.append('%s:refs/heads/%s' % (push_sha, branch))
  print Colors.GREEN + "Running: " + Colors.RESET + " ".join(cmd)
  subprocess.check_call(cmd)
  print Colors.GREEN + "Successfully updated %s to %s" % (branch, gerrit_sha) + Colors.RESET
  print
Example #4
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def sign_tarball(tarball_path):
  """ Prompt the user to GPG-sign the tarball using their Apache GPG key. """
  if not confirm_prompt("Would you like to GPG-sign the tarball now?"):
    return

  email = get_my_email()
  if not email.endswith("@apache.org"):
    print(Colors.YELLOW, "Your email address for the repository is not an @apache.org address.")
    print("Release signatures should typically be signed by committers with @apache.org GPG keys.")
    print(end=Colors.RESET)
    if not confirm_prompt("Continue?"):
      return

  try:
    subprocess.check_call(["gpg", "--detach-sign", "--armor", "-u", email, tarball_path])
  except subprocess.CalledProcessError:
    print(Colors.RED + "GPG signing failed. Artifact will not be signed." + Colors.RESET)
    return
  print(Colors.GREEN + "Generated signature:\t" + Colors.RESET, tarball_path + ".asc")