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#!/usr/bin/perl -w
#
# $Id: mkdist,v 1.56 2012/06/12 04:59:42 rmeden Exp $
#
# This script is meant to be run in an empty directory, although
# it doesn't require it.
#
# This script checks out the latest head revision (by checking it out
# from scratch), checks version information in files, ignores
# files/dirs we don't want to release, tags the source files in cvs,
# generates a ChangeLog and generates the .tar.bz2 file for release.
# Then it uploads this file to upload.sourceforge.net.
#
# It DOES NOT: add the file to the XMLTV project, or email
# announcements, or update www pages, although it reminds you to do
# so :)
#
# -- jerry@matilda.com
#

use strict;
use File::Temp qw(tempdir);
use Getopt::Long;
use Date::Manip;

#$SIG{__WARN__} = sub { die $_[0] };

my $debug;

my $cvs_host = 'xmltv.cvs.sourceforge.net';
my $tmp_checkout_dir = tempdir;

sub Usage()
{
    print "mkdist --version <id> [options]\n";
    print "where options are:\n";
    print "    --version <id>   - creating version <id> (eg 0.1.2)\n";
    print "    --sfuser <login> - sourceforge login with cvs access\n";
    print "                       defaults to first xmltv login in ~/.cvspass\n";
    print "    --help           - this usage message\n";
    print "    --debug          - print debug messages as we go\n";
    print "    --login          - perform cvs login to refresh/verify cvs access\n";
    print "    --step           - step by step confirmation of commands\n";
}

our ($opt_help, $opt_debug, $opt_sfuser, $opt_login, $opt_version, $opt_step);

if ( ! GetOptions('help', 'debug', 'sfuser=s', 'login', 'version=s', 'step') ) {
    Usage();
    exit(1);
}

if ( defined($opt_help) ) {
    Usage();
    exit(0);
}

$debug=1 if ( defined($opt_debug) );

# Mimic Perl's system() in allowing either a single argument
# or a list of parameters (which means don't use the shell).
#
sub do_system(@)
{
    if ($opt_step) {
	print "@_ [yN]? ";
	my $reply = <STDIN>;
	return if $reply !~ /^[yY]/;
    }

    print "@_\n";
    my $rc=system(@_);
    if ( $rc != 0 ) {
	die "command failed: $rc";
    }
}

if ( !defined($opt_version) ) {
   print STDERR "missing required argument --version, use --help for details\n";
   exit(1);
}
if ( !defined($opt_sfuser) ) {
   if ( open(FD, "< $ENV{HOME}/.cvspass") ) {
	while (<FD>) {
	   if ( m/^:pserver:([^\@]+)\@$cvs_host:/o ) {
	      $opt_sfuser=$1;
	      print "assuming --sfuser $1 from first xmltv entry in ~/.cvspass\n";
	      last;
	   }
        }
	close(FD);
        if ( !defined($opt_sfuser) ) {
	   print STDERR "failed to locate any appropriate entry in ~/.cvspass\n";
	}
   }
   else {
 	print STDERR "failed to locate any appropriate entry in ~/.cvspass\n";
   }
   if ( !defined($opt_sfuser) ) {
      print STDERR "missing required argument --sfuser, use --help for details\n";
      exit(1);
   }
}

print "Did you update the README and README.win32 files with release information?\n";
print "hit return to continue with mkdist, or ^C to stop here.";
my $junk=<>; # read return

print "opt_version=\"$opt_version\"\n" if ( $debug );

#if ( !($opt_version=~m/^\d+\.\d+$/o) && !($opt_version=~m/^\d+\.\d+\.\d+$/o) ) {
#    print STDERR "invalid version id, specify something of the form \"[0-9].[0-9]\" or \"[0-9].[0-9].[0-9]\"\n";;
#    exit(1);
#}

my $cvs_tag="V$opt_version";
$cvs_tag=~s/\./_/og;

print "version tag to use is: $cvs_tag\n" if ( $opt_debug );

# always use ssh for cvs access
$ENV{CVS_RSH}="ssh";

if ( defined($opt_login) ) {
    # use pserver to login.  FIXME Does Sourceforge support
    # authenticated pserver?  I thought it was anonymous only.
    #
    $ENV{CVSROOT}=":pserver:$opt_sfuser\@$cvs_host:/cvsroot/xmltv";
    do_system("cvs login");
}

print "\nChecking out current head revision in $tmp_checkout_dir/xmltv ..\n";
chdir $tmp_checkout_dir or die "could not chdir to $tmp_checkout_dir: $!";
$ENV{CVS_RSH} = 'ssh';
$ENV{CVSROOT} = ":ext:$opt_sfuser\@$cvs_host:/cvsroot/xmltv";
do_system("cvs -z7 -q co -P xmltv");

# Filename, and a regexp to capture the version in $1.
my %check_ver = ('README'                 => q{^XMLTV\s+([^, ]+)},
		 'doc/README.win32'       => q{^XMLTV\s+([^, ]+)},
		 'Makefile.PL'            => q{^(?:(?:our|my) )?\$VERSION\s*=\s*'(\S+)';},
		 'lib/XMLTV.pm.in'        => q{^(?:(?:our|my) )?\$VERSION\s*=\s*'(\S+)';},
		 'lib/exe_wrap.pl'        => q{^(?:(?:our|my) )?\$VERSION\s*=\s*'(\S+)';},
		);
foreach my $f (keys %check_ver) {
    my $re = $check_ver{$f};
    $f = "$tmp_checkout_dir/xmltv/$f";
    open(FD, $f) || die "cannot open $f: $!";
    my $got;
    while (<FD>) {
	chomp;
	if (/$re/) {
	    $got = $1; die if not defined $got;
	    if ($got ne $opt_version) {
		# I think it's better not to do anything clever, but
		# just let the user update the file.  -- epa
		die "$f:$.:found version $got, not $opt_version\n";
	    }
	    else { last }
	}
    }
    if (not defined $got) {
	die "could not find version number in $f\n";
    }
    close FD or die "cannot close $f: $!";
    print "Version number in $f is correct.\n";
}

# Another check on README - that the date is correct.
my $readme_f = "$tmp_checkout_dir/xmltv/README";
open(FD, $readme_f) or die "cannot open $readme_f: $!";
my $found = 0;
while (<FD>) {
    if (/^-- .+ (\d{4}-\d\d-\d\d)/) {
	$found = 1;
	my $date = UnixDate(ParseDate($1), '%Y-%m-%d');
	die "bad date $1 in README" if not $date;
	my $today = UnixDate(ParseDate('now'), '%Y-%m-%d');
	die if not $today;
	die "date in README ($date) is not today ($today),\n"
	  . "  update the signature with date and your name\n"
	  if $date ne $today;
    }
}
die "no signature found in README" if not $found;
close FD or die "cannot close $readme_f: $!";

print "\nremoving old tag $cvs_tag just in case\n";
do_system("cvs -z3 -q tag -d \"$cvs_tag\"");

my @toremove=grep { -e "$tmp_checkout_dir/$_"
		      || (warn("$_ missing, but no matter\n"), 0) }
  map { "xmltv/$_" }
  qw(attic
     leon
     cgi
     todo
     MANIFEST.SKIP
     mkdist
     ChangeLog.old);

my $cmd="tar cf save.tar ";
for my $f (@toremove) { $cmd.="$f "; }

$cmd.="`find xmltv -name CVS -type d`";
$cmd.=" `find xmltv -name .cvsignore -type f`";

print "\ntemporarily removing files/dirs not for release..\n";
do_system($cmd);

# take easy route :)
do_system('rm', '-rf', map { "$tmp_checkout_dir/$_" } @toremove);

print "\ngenerating ChangeLog..\n";
do_system("cd xmltv && cvs2cl --utc");

print "\ntagging release with $cvs_tag..\n";
do_system("cd xmltv && cvs -z3 -q tag \"$cvs_tag\"");

print "\nremoving CVS dirs..\n";
do_system("find xmltv -name CVS -type d -prune -exec rm -rf {} \\;");

print "\nrenaming xmltv directory to xmltv-$opt_version..\n";
rename("xmltv", "xmltv-$opt_version");

# The tarball we generate and upload.
mkdir $opt_version;
my $filename = "xmltv-$opt_version.tar.bz2";
print "\n";
# 'tar --bzip2' appends useless junk to the compressed data.
do_system("tar c ./xmltv-$opt_version | bzip2 >$opt_version/$filename");
do_system("cp xmltv-$opt_version/README $opt_version");
print "\n";

# FIXME do we need this if working in a separate checkout dir?
#print "\nrestoring files that won't be released..\n";
#rename("xmltv-$opt_version", "xmltv");
#unlink("xmltv/ChangeLog");
#do_system("tar xpf save.tar");
#unlink("save.tar");

print "\nuploading  tempdir  $filename to frs.sourceforge.net..\n";
print               "scp $filename  $opt_sfuser,xmltv\@frs.sourceforge.net:/home/frs/project/x/xm/xmltv/xmltv/$opt_version/\n";
do_system(          "scp -r $opt_version  $opt_sfuser,xmltv\@frs.sourceforge.net:/home/frs/project/x/xm/xmltv/xmltv/");
#do_system("cd xmltv; scp README $opt_sfuser,xmltv\@frs.sourceforge.net:/home/frs/project/x/xm/xmltv/xmltv/$opt_version/");

print <<END
**** File $filename uploaded to upload.sourceforge.net

To register this file as part of the release:
  - Go to
< https://sourceforge.net/project/admin/explorer.php?group_id=39046 >
    (login may be required)
  - change folder to xmltv/$opt_version
    click on  files to select appropriate attributes

  Step 1
  ------
  - change status to "Hidden" (for now)
    In the release page, paste the README in as 'release notes', apart
    from the 'changes in this release' section of the README, which
    goes in the 'changelog' box, 
    NOTE: check the 'Preserve my pre-formatted text. ' box
    then click 'Submit/Refresh'
    <page refreshes>

  Step 2
  ------
  - choose $filename, then click
    'Add Files and/or Refresh View' button
    <page refreshes>

  Step 3
  ------
  - set the platform 'Any' and type 'Source bz2'
  - hit 'update' button

  - Toggle 'Status' in Step 1 to 'Active' and hit 'Submit/Refresh' button
    at the bottom of Step 1.
    < how hit 'Summary' button at top of page, you should see release
      show up >

Now update the XMLTV wiki.

Send a release announcement to xmltv-announce\@lists.sourceforge.net,
and update the Freshmeat entry <http://freshmeat.net/projects/xmltv/?topic_id=868>.
END
  ;