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#!/bin/bash
# Updates all version numbers using the VERSION file
# and creates a new DEBIAN changelog file for this version
# by extracting the changes of this version from the
# CHANGES file.
#
# Development notes (May '23, Buhtz):
# Should be treated as a workaround that will get replaced in the future.
# Handling of version numbers and other package metadata can be done very
# elegant and centralized within the Python Packaging process (e.g. using
# pyproject.toml and additional tools.
# Handling of Debian (and PPA) related stuff will be separated from that
# upstream repo because it is distro specific.
# Outdated TODOs:
# TODO Requires refactoring and adjustments to separate
# - the update of version numbers
# - from the preparation of a new DEBIAN package release
# since version updates must be possible without
# a DEBIAN package release.
#
# TODO The version number must still be maintained in two places
# (despite this script):
# 1. File "VERSION"
# 2. As headline in the file "CHANGES"
# If those two numbers do not match the script does
# not extract the correct changes of the version from the CHANGES file.
#
# TODO The name of this script file is misleading (find a better one)
# TODO Make sure this script works idempotent (multiple calls = same result)
# TODO This script does not update release dates scattered around in
# different files (eg. common/man/C/backintime.1 line 1)
VERSION=`cat VERSION`
if [[ $VERSION == *-dev ]]
then
VERSION+="."`git rev-parse --short HEAD`
fi
echo VERSION: $VERSION
MAINTAINER="Germar Reitze <germar.reitze@gmail.com>"
# MAINTAINER="BIT Team <dan@le-web.org>"
# MAINTAINER="BIT Team <bit-dev@python.org>"
# update_sphinx_config () {
# echo "Update '$1'"
# sed -e "s/^\(\s*\)version = '.*'$/\1version = '$VERSION'/" \
# -i $1
# }
update_app_version () {
echo "Update '$1'"
sed -e "s/^\(\s*\)__version__ = '.*'$/\1__version__ = '$VERSION'/" \
-i $1
}
update_man_page () {
echo "Update '$1'"
sed -e "s/\.TH\(.*\)\"version\([^\"]*\)\"\(.*\)$/.TH\1\"version $VERSION\"\3/" \
-i $1
}
update_omf () {
echo "Update '$1'"
sed -e "s/^\([ \]*\)<version\([^0-9]*\)\([^\"]*\)\(.*\)$/\1<version\2$VERSION\4/" \
-i $1
}
# Extract all changelog lines of the specified version from the CHANGES file
# into the file given by the first argument ($1).
# This does only work if you strictly use the correct version headlines
# in the changes file:
# Version x.y.z and whatever you want # x.y.z must match $VERSION (from the VERSION file)
update_changelog () {
echo "Update '$1'"
echo "backintime ($VERSION) unstable; urgency=low" > $1
# The following awk code extracts the changelog
# starting from the "Version" headline of $VERSION
# until the next "Version" headline
# and create a new file with all the lines in between.
cat CHANGES | awk 'BEGIN {ins=0} /^Version '$VERSION'/ && (ins == 0) {ins=1; next} /^Version [0-9.]+/ && (ins == 1) {exit 0} (ins == 1) {print " "$0}' >> $1
if [ $(cat $1 | wc -l) -eq 1 ]; then
echo " * TODO prepare next version" >> $1
fi
echo " -- ${MAINTAINER} $(date -R)" >> $1
}
update_app_version common/version.py
# Sphinx now ask "backintime" itself about its version
# update_sphinx_config common/doc-dev/conf.py
update_man_page common/man/C/backintime.1
update_man_page common/man/C/backintime-config.1
update_man_page common/man/C/backintime-askpass.1
update_man_page qt/man/C/backintime-qt.1
update_changelog debian/changelog