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#!/bin/sh
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# This shell script tries to be as close to POSIX as possible.
# external dependencies:
# mkdir
# tee
# git rev-parse
# git rebase --continue
set -x
# Simulate mkdir -p, which isn't POSIX; this is modelled after
# 'install', which is what standard unix makefiles tend to use for the
# purpose
_install_dir() {
# POSIX doesn't support the shell 'local' keyword, so simulate
# that with ()
(
IFS="/"
set -- $1
while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
[ -d "$1" ] || mkdir "$1"
cd "$1"
shift
done
)
}
# create the entire directory path. Multiple directories can be given.
install_dir() {
while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
_install_dir "$1"
shift
done
}
# args:
# $1: how many loops
# $2-$#: command to call thru each loop
git_rebase_runner() {
install_dir runtime/git-rebase/logs
(
set -- runtime/git-rebase/logs/*
if [ -e "$1" ]; then
rm "$@"
fi
)
total_loops="$1"
cleaner="$2"
shift 2
if [ -e runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh ]; then
runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh start $total_loops || break
fi
eval "$cleaner"
while [ $total_loops -gt 0 ]; do
git_rebase_runner_success=0
total_loops=$(($total_loops - 1))
hash="$(git rev-parse HEAD)"
local_log="runtime/git-rebase/logs/$hash.log"
[ -e "$local_log" ] && rm "$local_log"
# POSIX tee does not support -a, so we have to run everything
# inside a single redirection.
{
if [ -e runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh ]; then
runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh pre-run $total_loops || break
fi
eval "$@" || break
eval "$cleaner" || break
if [ -e runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh ]; then
runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh post-run $total_loops || break
fi
} 2>&1 | tee "runtime/git-rebase/logs/$hash.log"
git rebase --continue || break
git_rebase_runner_success=1
done
if [ -e runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh ]; then
runtime/git-rebase/hook.sh stop $total_loops || break
fi
# POSIX [ doesn't deal well when one of the arguments is empty; this
# could occur if $total_loops = 0.
if [ "z$git_rebase_runner_success" = "z0" ]; then
eval "$cleaner"
while [ $total_loops -gt 0 ]; do
total_loops=$(($total_loops - 1))
git rebase --continue
done
fi
}
run_ant() {
# POSIX [ doesn't deal well when one of the arguments is empty, and
# [ doesn't support [ !
if [ "z$USE_LOCAL_ANT" = "z" ]; then
ant "$@"
else
./ant "$@"
fi
}
standard_cleanup() {
run_ant clean-all
}
install_worker() {
run_ant load-demo
}
fulltestsuite_worker() {
run_ant load-demo
run_ant run-tests
}
#git_rebase_runner 3 fulltestsuite_cleanup fulltestsuite_worker
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