def constructPreBuiltYOMPFakeroot(self):
"""
Construct fakeroot from prebuilt YOMP
:returns: SHA of the products repo in the fakeroot
:rtype: tuple
"""
config = self.config
logger = self.logger
productsDirectory = self.productsDirectory
logger.debug("Creating %s", productsDirectory)
mkpath(productsDirectory)
copy_tree(config.productsDir, productsDirectory)
iteration = YOMP.getCommitCount(productsDirectory)
with changeToWorkingDir(productsDirectory):
actualSHA = YOMP.getCurrentSha()
# Set extra python path
self.setPythonPath()
# Clean YOMP Scripts
self.cleanScripts()
# Purge anything not whitelisted
self.purgeBlacklistedStuff()
return (iteration, actualSHA)
def constructPreBuiltYOMPFakeroot(self):
"""
Construct fakeroot from prebuilt YOMP
:returns: SHA of the products repo in the fakeroot
:rtype: tuple
"""
config = self.config
logger = self.logger
productsDirectory = self.productsDirectory
logger.debug("Creating %s", productsDirectory)
mkpath(productsDirectory)
copy_tree(config.productsDir, productsDirectory)
iteration = YOMP.getCommitCount(productsDirectory)
with changeToWorkingDir(productsDirectory):
actualSHA = YOMP.getCurrentSha()
# Set extra python path
self.setPythonPath()
# Clean YOMP Scripts
self.cleanScripts()
# Purge anything not whitelisted
self.purgeBlacklistedStuff()
return (iteration, actualSHA)
def YOMPCloneIntoFakeroot(fakeroot,
installDirectory,
repoDirectory,
YOMPURL,
sha=None,
logger=None):
"""
Clone a YOMP repository into a specific path in a fakeroot
@param fakeroot: path to the directory to use as the root of the RPM's
install tree
@param installDirectory: Where to put the new YOMP clone
@param repoDirectory: what to name the cloned directory
@param YOMPURL: YOMP URL used to clone
@param sha (optional): SHA to checkout once we've cloned the repository
@param logger - Optional logger object, will be used to output more
debugging information.
@returns the SHA of the resulting YOMP clone. We may not have been invoked
with a specific SHA (we normally build tip of master, for example), but we
always want to include the exact SHA packaged in our RPM descriptions.
"""
if logger:
logger.debug("Prepping fakeroot in %s", fakeroot)
installPath = "%s/%s" % (fakeroot, installDirectory)
with changeToWorkingDir(installPath):
if logger:
logger.debug("Cloning %s into %s/%s/%s",
YOMPURL,
fakeroot,
installDirectory,
repoDirectory)
YOMP.clone(YOMPURL, directory=repoDirectory)
workDirectory = "%s/%s/%s" % (fakeroot, installDirectory, repoDirectory)
with changeToWorkingDir(workDirectory):
if sha:
YOMP.resetHard()
logger.debug("Checking out SHA %s in %s", sha, workDirectory)
YOMP.checkout(sha)
else:
logger.debug("No SHA specified, using head of master")
return YOMP.getCurrentSha()
def YOMPCloneIntoFakeroot(fakeroot,
installDirectory,
repoDirectory,
YOMPURL,
sha=None,
logger=None):
"""
Clone a YOMP repository into a specific path in a fakeroot
@param fakeroot: path to the directory to use as the root of the RPM's
install tree
@param installDirectory: Where to put the new YOMP clone
@param repoDirectory: what to name the cloned directory
@param YOMPURL: YOMP URL used to clone
@param sha (optional): SHA to checkout once we've cloned the repository
@param logger - Optional logger object, will be used to output more
debugging information.
@returns the SHA of the resulting YOMP clone. We may not have been invoked
with a specific SHA (we normally build tip of master, for example), but we
always want to include the exact SHA packaged in our RPM descriptions.
"""
if logger:
logger.debug("Prepping fakeroot in %s", fakeroot)
installPath = "%s/%s" % (fakeroot, installDirectory)
with changeToWorkingDir(installPath):
if logger:
logger.debug("Cloning %s into %s/%s/%s", YOMPURL, fakeroot,
installDirectory, repoDirectory)
YOMP.clone(YOMPURL, directory=repoDirectory)
workDirectory = "%s/%s/%s" % (fakeroot, installDirectory,
repoDirectory)
with changeToWorkingDir(workDirectory):
if sha:
YOMP.resetHard()
logger.debug("Checking out SHA %s in %s", sha, workDirectory)
YOMP.checkout(sha)
else:
logger.debug("No SHA specified, using head of master")
return YOMP.getCurrentSha()
