Esempio n. 1
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 def __init__(self, name=None, tarball=""):
     if tarball:
         tmp_dir = mkdtemp()
         with pwd(tmp_dir):
             sourceball_name = copy(tarball, split(tarball)[1])
             log.debug("sourceball_name " + sourceball_name)
             sourceball = tarfile.open(sourceball_name)
         extract_dir = base_dir(sourceball)
         if name and not name == extract_dir:
             log.debug("hahahahhaah")
             raise ExecutionException("tarball is not target directory")
         if not name:
             name = extract_dir
     super(SourceBall, self).__init__(name)
     if tarball:
         self.cfg["tarball_source"] = tarball
         with pwd(self.parent):
             sourceball.extractall()
         with pwd(self.branches_dir):
             sourceball.extractall()
             move(self.name, self.orig_dir(self.name))
         with pwd(self.pkg_src_dir):
             move(join(tmp_dir, sourceball_name), sourceball_name)
         self.cfg["sourceball"] = sourceball_name
         self.set_cur_to("head")
Esempio n. 2
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def rpm_macros(**keys):
    for key, value in keys.iteritems():
        log.debug('setting...')
        log.debug(key + ' ' + value)
        rpm.addMacro(key, value)
    yield
    for key, value in keys.iteritems():
        rpm.delMacro(key)
Esempio n. 3
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    def setup_source(self, package):
        '''Given a package, set's it up in the buildroot for being built with rpmbuild

        package is a directory name to a Package (Directory).

        returns nothing
        '''
        pkg = DirFactory(package)
        with pwd(pkg.dir):
            symlink(pkg.spec_file,
                    join(self.dir, 'SPECS', pkg.spec_file))
            pkg.fetch_sourceballs()
            for source in pkg.spec_all_sources():
                log.debug(source)
                symlink(source, join(self.dir, 'SOURCES', source))
Esempio n. 4
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 def generate_patch(self, patch_name):
     prefix = self.next_patch_num + "."
     patch_name = patch_name + ".patch" if not patch_name.endswith(".patch") else patch_name
     patch_name = prefix + patch_name
     log.debug("patch_name " + patch_name)
     with self.patches_applied("orig"):
         with self.do_diff(self.branch("orig"), ".") as diff:
             with pwd(self.dir):
                 with file(join(self.pkg_src_dir, patch_name), "w") as patch_file:
                     diff(patch_file)
         # We have to do this last step because of the context manager
         # it assumes that this last patch has also been applied
         patch_name = join(self.pkg_src_dir, patch_name)
         with pwd(self.branch_dir("orig")):
             self.apply_patch(patch_name)
Esempio n. 5
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 def add_spec(self, spec_file):
     '''add's a spec file to the package, and sets the canonical package
     name based on the spec file, possibly renaming the spec file to match
     within fedora guidelines'''
     log.debug('spec_file is %s' % spec_file)
     log.debug('spec_file_name is %s' % self.name + '.spec')
     #TODO: get the spec file name, copy
     # Then get the actual package name and set pkg_name to the right one
     spec_file = abspath(spec_file)
     spec_fname = basename(spec_file)
     with pwd(self.dir):
         try:
             copy(spec_file, spec_fname)
             rpm = RPMSpec(spec_fname)
             self.cfg['pkg_name'] = rpm.name()
             if not spec_fname == self.spec_file:
                 move(spec_fname, self.spec_file)
         except IOError, e:
             log.error(str(e))
             raise ExecutionException(e, 'spec-file could not be added')
Esempio n. 6
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    def build(self, package):
        pkg = DirFactory(package)

        srpm_name = pkg.get_srpm_name(self.profile)
        mock_cfg = self.profile.mock_cfg
        result_dir = self.profile.result_dir
        config_dir = self.profile.mock_cfg_dir
        log.debug("mock_cfg is " + mock_cfg)
        log.debug("result_dir is " + result_dir)
        log.debug("config_dir is " + config_dir)
        cmd = ["mock", "-r", mock_cfg, "--configdir=%s" % config_dir, "--resultdir=%s" % result_dir, srpm_name]
        log.debug("cmd is " + str(cmd))
        with pwd(result_dir):
            with log_file("mock.log") as mock_out:
                p = Popen(cmd, stdout=mock_out, stderr=mock_out)
                log.info("mock compiling %s... please wait" % srpm_name)
                p.communicate()
Esempio n. 7
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    def rpmbuild(self, param, package, profile=None):
        '''The work horse of building rpms

        Given a directive param for rpmbuild, the package, and a possible
        profile, it runs rpmbuild appropriatly.

        package is a directory name to a Package (Directory).
        profile is a Profile object, this parameter should only be used internally
 
        returns nothing
        '''
        pkg = DirFactory(package)
        log.debug(package)
        log.debug(pkg)
        if profile:
            defines = join_defines(profile.dist_defines,
                                   dir_defines(self.dir))
        else:
            defines = dir_defines(self.dir)
        log.debug('defines are ' + str(defines))
        log.debug('spec file is ' + pkg.spec_file)
        cmd = ['rpmbuild'] + defines + ['-v', param, pkg.spec_file]
        log.debug('cmd is ' + str(cmd))
        with pwd(pkg.dir):
            with log_file('rpmbuild.log') as rpm_out:
                with pwd(join(self.dir, 'SPECS')):
                    p = Popen(cmd, stdout=rpm_out, stderr=rpm_out)
                    log.info('building %s... please wait'
                             % pkg.spec_file)
                    p.wait()
                    log.debug(p.returncode)