def checkout(task):
pat = 'git --git-dir={git_dir} archive'
pat += ' --format=tar --prefix={package}-{version}/ '
pat += ' ' + getattr(info, 'vcs_tag', 'HEAD') # git tag, branch or hash
pat += ' | tar -xvf -'
cmd = info.format(pat, git_dir=git_dir.abspath())
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def clone_or_update(task):
if osp.exists(git_dir.abspath()):
cmd = 'git --git-dir={git_dir} fetch --all --tags'
else:
cmd = 'git clone --bare {source_url} {git_dir}'
cmd = info.format(cmd , git_dir=git_dir.abspath())
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def step(self, name, rule, **kwds):
'''
Make a worch installation step.
This invokes the build context on the rule with the following augmentations:
- the given step name is prefixed with the package name
- if the rule is a string (scriptlet) then the worch exec_command is used
- successful execution of the rule leads to a worch control file being produced.
'''
step_name = '%s_%s' % (self.worch.package, name)
# append control file as an additional output
target = string2list(kwds.get('target', ''))
if not isinstance(target, list):
target = [target]
cn = self.control_node(name)
if not cn in target:
target.append(cn)
kwds['target'] = target
kwds.setdefault('env', self.env)
cwd = kwds.get('cwd')
if not cwd:
cwd = default_step_cwd.get(name)
if cwd:
cwd = self.worch.format(cwd)
cwd = self.make_node(cwd)
msg.debug('orch: using cwd for step "%s": %s' % (step_name, cwd.abspath()))
kwds['cwd'] = cwd.abspath()
depends = self.worch.depends_step(name)
after = string2list(kwds.get('after',[])) + depends
if after:
kwds['after'] = after
msg.debug('orch: run %s AFTER: %s' % (step_name, after))
# functionalize scriptlet
rulefun = rule
if isinstance(rule, type('')):
rulefun = lambda t: exec_command(t, rule)
# curry the real rule function in order to write control file if successful
def runit(t):
rc = rulefun(t)
if not rc:
msg.debug('orch: successfully ran %s' % step_name)
cn.write(time.asctime(time.localtime()) + '\n')
return rc
# msg.debug('orch: step "%s" with %s in %s\nsource=%s\ntarget=%s' % \
# (step_name, rulefun, cwd, kwds.get('source'), kwds.get('target')))
# have to switch group each time as steps are called already asynchronously
self.bld.set_group(self.worch.group)
return self.bld(name=step_name, rule = runit, **kwds)
def apply_patch(task):
src = task.inputs[0].abspath()
tgt = task.outputs[0].abspath()
cmd = "%s %s %s" % ( info.patch_cmd, src, info.patch_cmd_options )
ret = exec_command(task, cmd)
if ret != 0:
return ret
cmd = "touch %s" % tgt
ret = task.exec_command(cmd)
return ret
def apply_patch(task):
src = task.inputs[0].abspath()
tgt = task.outputs[0].abspath()
cmd = "%s %s %s" % ( tgen.worch.patch_cmd, src, tgen.worch.patch_cmd_options )
ret = exec_command(task, cmd)
return ret
def unpack_task(task):
cmd = get_unpacker(info.source_archive_file.abspath(),
info.source_dir.abspath())
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def task_func(task):
cmd = func(info)
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def unpack_task(task):
cmd = get_unpacker(task.inputs[0].abspath(),
tgen.worch.fnal_products_path)
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def unpack_task(task):
cmd = get_unpacker(task.inputs[0].abspath())
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def install(task):
cmdstr = '{install_cmd} {install_cmd_options}'
cmd = tgen.worch.format(cmdstr)
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def prepare(task):
cmdstr = '{prepare_cmd} {srcdir} {prepare_cmd_std_opts} {prepare_cmd_options}'
cmd = tgen.worch.format(cmdstr, srcdir=cmkfile.parent.abspath())
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def build(task):
cmdstr = '{build_cmd} {build_cmd_options}'
cmd = tgen.worch.format(cmdstr)
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def install_task(task):
cmd = "%s %s" % (info.install_cmd, info.install_cmd_options)
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def build_task(task):
cmd = "%s %s" % (info.build_cmd, info.build_cmd_options)
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def prepare_task(task):
cmd = 'cp -a %s/* %s/' % (info.source_unpacked.abspath(),
info.build_dir.abspath())
#msg.debug('orch: PYPACKAGE cmd: %r' % (cmd,))
return exec_command(task, cmd)
def prepare_task(task):
cmd = "%s %s" % (info.prepare_cmd, info.prepare_cmd_options)
return exec_command(task, cmd)
