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common-updater-scripts: add scripts to help update packages - updateScript: A nix expression that can be used in passThrough to update a package - list-git-tags: A shell script to list available tags in a git repository - list-archive-two-level-versions: A shell script to list available versions in a web site in two levels: there is a page listing the available major.minor versions, and for each of them there is another page listings the patch level versions major.minor.patch. It is suitable for Xfce packages for instance. How the updater works: 1. collect the available versions from the source repository (using a script given as argument) 2. print the collected versions (for debugging) 3. (optionally) apply some transformation to the collected versions to make them compatible with the versions used in nixpkgs (for instance, tags in the Xfce git repository may be prefixed with the package name, and the prefix need to be removed) 4. sort the available versions in decreasing order 5. choose the first version that pass validation: - check if the version may be a development version - if the version IS unstable, skip it and give a warning about skipping a development version (for debugging) - if the version COULD BE unstable, take it and give a warning about taking a potential development version (for debugging) - if the version IS stable, take it 6. update the package version and checksum in its nix expression 7. print the git commands for adding the modified files and for committing the changes
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{ stdenv, writeScript, coreutils, gnugrep, gnused, common-updater-scripts, nix }:
{ pname
, version
, attrPath ? pname
, versionLister
, ignoredVersions ? ""
common-updater-scripts: add scripts to help update packages - updateScript: A nix expression that can be used in passThrough to update a package - list-git-tags: A shell script to list available tags in a git repository - list-archive-two-level-versions: A shell script to list available versions in a web site in two levels: there is a page listing the available major.minor versions, and for each of them there is another page listings the patch level versions major.minor.patch. It is suitable for Xfce packages for instance. How the updater works: 1. collect the available versions from the source repository (using a script given as argument) 2. print the collected versions (for debugging) 3. (optionally) apply some transformation to the collected versions to make them compatible with the versions used in nixpkgs (for instance, tags in the Xfce git repository may be prefixed with the package name, and the prefix need to be removed) 4. sort the available versions in decreasing order 5. choose the first version that pass validation: - check if the version may be a development version - if the version IS unstable, skip it and give a warning about skipping a development version (for debugging) - if the version COULD BE unstable, take it and give a warning about taking a potential development version (for debugging) - if the version IS stable, take it 6. update the package version and checksum in its nix expression 7. print the git commands for adding the modified files and for committing the changes
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, rev-prefix ? ""
, odd-unstable ? false
, patchlevel-unstable ? false
common-updater-scripts: add scripts to help update packages - updateScript: A nix expression that can be used in passThrough to update a package - list-git-tags: A shell script to list available tags in a git repository - list-archive-two-level-versions: A shell script to list available versions in a web site in two levels: there is a page listing the available major.minor versions, and for each of them there is another page listings the patch level versions major.minor.patch. It is suitable for Xfce packages for instance. How the updater works: 1. collect the available versions from the source repository (using a script given as argument) 2. print the collected versions (for debugging) 3. (optionally) apply some transformation to the collected versions to make them compatible with the versions used in nixpkgs (for instance, tags in the Xfce git repository may be prefixed with the package name, and the prefix need to be removed) 4. sort the available versions in decreasing order 5. choose the first version that pass validation: - check if the version may be a development version - if the version IS unstable, skip it and give a warning about skipping a development version (for debugging) - if the version COULD BE unstable, take it and give a warning about taking a potential development version (for debugging) - if the version IS stable, take it 6. update the package version and checksum in its nix expression 7. print the git commands for adding the modified files and for committing the changes
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}:
let
# where to print git commands and debugging messages
fileForGitCommands = "update-git-commits.txt";
# shell script to update package
updateScript = writeScript "update-script.sh" ''
#! ${stdenv.shell}
set -o errexit
set -x
pname="$1"
version="$2"
attr_path="$3"
version_lister="$4"
ignored_versions="$5"
rev_prefix="$6"
odd_unstable="$7"
patchlevel_unstable="$8"
common-updater-scripts: add scripts to help update packages - updateScript: A nix expression that can be used in passThrough to update a package - list-git-tags: A shell script to list available tags in a git repository - list-archive-two-level-versions: A shell script to list available versions in a web site in two levels: there is a page listing the available major.minor versions, and for each of them there is another page listings the patch level versions major.minor.patch. It is suitable for Xfce packages for instance. How the updater works: 1. collect the available versions from the source repository (using a script given as argument) 2. print the collected versions (for debugging) 3. (optionally) apply some transformation to the collected versions to make them compatible with the versions used in nixpkgs (for instance, tags in the Xfce git repository may be prefixed with the package name, and the prefix need to be removed) 4. sort the available versions in decreasing order 5. choose the first version that pass validation: - check if the version may be a development version - if the version IS unstable, skip it and give a warning about skipping a development version (for debugging) - if the version COULD BE unstable, take it and give a warning about taking a potential development version (for debugging) - if the version IS stable, take it 6. update the package version and checksum in its nix expression 7. print the git commands for adding the modified files and for committing the changes
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# print header
echo "# $pname-$version" >> ${fileForGitCommands}
function version_is_ignored() {
local tag="$1"
[ -n "$ignored_versions" ] && grep -E "$ignored_versions" <<< "$tag"
}
common-updater-scripts: add scripts to help update packages - updateScript: A nix expression that can be used in passThrough to update a package - list-git-tags: A shell script to list available tags in a git repository - list-archive-two-level-versions: A shell script to list available versions in a web site in two levels: there is a page listing the available major.minor versions, and for each of them there is another page listings the patch level versions major.minor.patch. It is suitable for Xfce packages for instance. How the updater works: 1. collect the available versions from the source repository (using a script given as argument) 2. print the collected versions (for debugging) 3. (optionally) apply some transformation to the collected versions to make them compatible with the versions used in nixpkgs (for instance, tags in the Xfce git repository may be prefixed with the package name, and the prefix need to be removed) 4. sort the available versions in decreasing order 5. choose the first version that pass validation: - check if the version may be a development version - if the version IS unstable, skip it and give a warning about skipping a development version (for debugging) - if the version COULD BE unstable, take it and give a warning about taking a potential development version (for debugging) - if the version IS stable, take it 6. update the package version and checksum in its nix expression 7. print the git commands for adding the modified files and for committing the changes
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function version_is_unstable() {
local tag="$1"
local enforce="$2"
if [ -n "$odd_unstable" -o -n "$enforce" ]; then
local minor=$(echo "$tag" | ${gnused}/bin/sed -rne 's,^[0-9]+\.([0-9]+).*,\1,p')
if [ $((minor % 2)) -eq 1 ]; then
return 0
fi
fi
if [ -n "$patchlevel_unstable" -o -n "$enforce" ]; then
local patchlevel=$(echo "$tag" | ${gnused}/bin/sed -rne 's,^[0-9]+\.[0-9]+\.([0-9]+).*$,\1,p')
if ((patchlevel >= 90)); then
return 0
fi
fi
return 1
}
tags=$($version_lister $pname ${fileForGitCommands}) || exit 1
# print available tags
for tag in $tags; do
echo "# found $pname version: $tag" >> ${fileForGitCommands}
done
# cut any revision prefix not used in the NixOS package version
if [ -n "$rev_prefix" ]; then
tags=$(echo "$tags" | ${gnugrep}/bin/grep "^$rev_prefix")
tags=$(echo "$tags" | ${gnused}/bin/sed -e "s,^$rev_prefix,,")
fi
tags=$(echo "$tags" | ${gnugrep}/bin/grep "^[0-9]")
# sort the tags in decreasing order
tags=$(echo "$tags" | ${coreutils}/bin/sort --reverse --version-sort)
# find the newest tag
# do not consider development versions
for latest_tag in $tags; do
if version_is_ignored "$latest_tag"; then
echo "# skip ignored version: $pname-$latest_tag" >> ${fileForGitCommands}
latest_tag=
elif version_is_unstable "$latest_tag"; then
common-updater-scripts: add scripts to help update packages - updateScript: A nix expression that can be used in passThrough to update a package - list-git-tags: A shell script to list available tags in a git repository - list-archive-two-level-versions: A shell script to list available versions in a web site in two levels: there is a page listing the available major.minor versions, and for each of them there is another page listings the patch level versions major.minor.patch. It is suitable for Xfce packages for instance. How the updater works: 1. collect the available versions from the source repository (using a script given as argument) 2. print the collected versions (for debugging) 3. (optionally) apply some transformation to the collected versions to make them compatible with the versions used in nixpkgs (for instance, tags in the Xfce git repository may be prefixed with the package name, and the prefix need to be removed) 4. sort the available versions in decreasing order 5. choose the first version that pass validation: - check if the version may be a development version - if the version IS unstable, skip it and give a warning about skipping a development version (for debugging) - if the version COULD BE unstable, take it and give a warning about taking a potential development version (for debugging) - if the version IS stable, take it 6. update the package version and checksum in its nix expression 7. print the git commands for adding the modified files and for committing the changes
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echo "# skip development version: $pname-$latest_tag" >> ${fileForGitCommands}
latest_tag=
else
if version_is_unstable "$latest_tag" "enforce"; then
echo "# use potential development version: $pname-$latest_tag" >> ${fileForGitCommands}
fi
break
fi
done
if [ -n "$latest_tag" ]; then
# print commands to commit the changes
if [ "$version" != "$latest_tag" ]; then
pfile=$(EDITOR=echo ${nix}/bin/nix edit -f. "$attr_path")
echo " git add $pfile " >> ${fileForGitCommands}
echo " git commit -m '$attr_path: $version -> $latest_tag'" >> ${fileForGitCommands}
fi
# update the nix expression
${common-updater-scripts}/bin/update-source-version "$attr_path" "$latest_tag"
fi
echo "" >> ${fileForGitCommands}
'';
in
[ updateScript pname version attrPath versionLister ignoredVersions rev-prefix odd-unstable patchlevel-unstable ]