debdry-0.2.2/0000755000175000017500000000000013003542276012662 5ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/PKG-INFO0000644000175000017500000000176013003542276013763 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000Metadata-Version: 1.1 Name: debdry Version: 0.2.2 Summary: Semi-assisted automatic Debian packaging Home-page: https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/collab-maint/debdry.git Author: Enrico Zini Author-email: enrico@debian.org License: GPL3 Description: debdry is for debian/ directories what debhelper7 is for debian/rules. It applies the Don't Repeat Yourself idea to packaging, attempting to reuse as much as possible of upstream's metadata and standard packaging practices. debdry runs an appropriate auto-debianisation tool for a given source directory, then applies manual overrides from a debian.in directory. debdry supports the following types of packages (in brackets you will find extra packages that need to be installed for each type of package): - Perl [dh-make-perl] - Python [python-stdeb, python3-stdeb] - Ruby [gem2deb] - Haskell [cabal-debian] Platform: any Requires: apt debdry-0.2.2/debdry.10000644000175000017500000000147113003542275014217 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000.\" DO NOT MODIFY THIS FILE! It was generated by help2man 1.47.4. .TH DEBDRY "1" "October 2016" "debdry 0.1" "User Commands" .SH NAME debdry \- Merge manually and automatically generated debian/ packaging. .SH DESCRIPTION usage: debdry [\-h] [\-\-version] [\-v] [\-\-debug] [\-r] [\-\-dry] [dir] .PP Merge manually and automatically generated debian/ packaging. .SS "positional arguments:" .TP dir package source directory, default: . .SS "optional arguments:" .TP \fB\-h\fR, \fB\-\-help\fR show this help message and exit .TP \fB\-\-version\fR show program's version number and exit .TP \fB\-v\fR, \fB\-\-verbose\fR Verbose output .TP \fB\-\-debug\fR Debug output .TP \fB\-r\fR, \fB\-\-restore\fR Undebianise, leaving only debdry files in debian/ .TP \fB\-\-dry\fR Take an existing package and add a minimal debian/debdry/ debdry-0.2.2/README.md0000640000175000017500000001664713003334507014147 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000# debdry Debian, Don't Repeat Yourself. debdry is a tool for semi-assisted automatic Debian packaging. It tries to be for entire debian/ directories what debhelper7 is for debian/rules. Most upstreams already provide a reasonable amount of packaging metadata in their tarballs, and we already have auto-debianisation tools that generate a reasonable debian/ directory from them, requiring few manual edits to be ready for upload. There is no reason to rewrite upstream package descriptions, dependencies, and so on. If an upstream's tarball packaging can use improvements, instead of working around it in `debian/` we can improve it and send upstream our patch: *we will give back to the free software community*. ## How it works When `debdry` is run, it: 1. moves the contents of your `debian/` directory aside; 2. it chooses and runs an automatic debianisation tool; 3. it applies your manual changes on top of the autogenerated `debian/`, to produce the final source package; 4. it stores the original `debian/` directory in `debian/debdry` so that the process can be reversed. ## Merging This section describes the merging logic so far. The merging happens between an `auto` directory and a `manual` directory, to generate the `debian` directory. * If a file exists in `manual` but not in `auto`, then it is copied to `debian`. * If a file exists in `auto` but not in `manual`, then it is copied to `debian`. * `changelog` is always copied from `manual` to `debian`. * `rules`: see Merging `debian/rules` below. * `control`: see "Merging `debian/control`" below. * Any other file that exists in both directories is copied from `manual` to `debian`. ### Merging `debian/rules` If `rules` in `manual` starts with `#!`, then it is copied to `debian`. If `rules` in `manual` does not start with `#!`, then the version in `manual` is appended to the version in `auto` to create the version for `debian`. The rationale for this is that the auto-generated `debian/rules` file will generally be a simple debhelper invocation, and if any changes are needed to that, they are likely to be in the form of overrides. One just needs to maintain the overrides, and `debdry` will append them to the autogenerated `debian/rules`. ### Merging `debian/control` Control files are merged on a section by section basis. Sections are identified by their `Source:` or `Package:` fields. The `control` file in `debian` is built by concatenating: 1. The merged source section from the `manual` and `auto` control files. 2. All the binary sections that are in `auto` but not in `manual`. 3. All the binary sections that are in `manual` but not in `auto`. Sections are merged as follows: * All fields from `auto` are used. * All fields that exist in `manual` but not in `auto` are added. * For all fields that exist in both, the version from `manual` is used. If a field in `manual` starts with `X-Debdry-`, then the `X-Debdry-` prefix is stripped and the field contents are merged smartly. See "Smart merging" below. After merging, the fields appear in the order suggested by libapt-pkg. ### Smart merging `manual` fields starting with `X-Debdry-` are merged smartly into their `auto` counterpart. Smart merging is implemented for `Uploaders:` fields and all fields that list package dependencies. If `auto` is missing, the field contents are taken as is. If `auto` exists, then: * If an uploader email address, or a package name, exists in both values, the version from `manual` is used. * Otherwise, the `manual` value is appended to the `auto` fields. This can be used to add uploaders or dependencies, to fix uploader names, and to tweak versioning constraints in dependencies. ## Auto-packaging tools by language ### Python The tool is [python-stdeb](https://pypi.python.org/pypi/stdeb/), supported by debdry. ### perl The tool is [dh-make-perl](http://search.cpan.org/~dam/DhMakePerl/dh-make-perl), supported by debdry. ### ruby The tool is [dh-make-ruby](https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Ruby/Packaging#gem2deb_as_the_preferred_packaging_tool_for_ruby_software), supported by debdry. ### autotools I cannot think of anything better than [dh-make](https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=dh-make) at the moment, but I haven't spent much time thinking about it yet. ### haskell The tool is [cabal-debian](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/cabal-debian), supported by debdry. ### node.js [npm2debian](https://github.com/arikon/npm2debian) exists; I need help from someone who uses it to add support to debdry and test it. ## Diffing You can run `debdry` with `--dry` on an existing package to create `debian/debdry` with a simplified version of the packaging. The result currently needs manual tweaking: * generation of `X-Debdry-` fields is not supported, so the `control` file will not be as small as it can be. * generation of `debian/rules` deltas is not supported: a `debian/debdry/rules.diff` will be generated instead. ## Rationale I'm generally fond of the DRY principle (http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?DontRepeatYourself) but every time I package software for Debian I feel WET (Write Everything Twice) instead. Many upstream ecosystems have started including enough metadata in their upstream packaging to significantly overlap with debian/. Think short/long descriptions, upstream URLs, licenses, dependencies. When the upstream packaging is well made, there is usually not much else to add to a dh-make-equivalent initial boilerplate code, besides testing and taking responsibility for it. Maintaining software in Debian should be about testing and taking responsibility for it, not about retyping things that upstream has already typed. What if upstream got it wrong? It often happens. In that case, we can patch their sources, and send them the patch. That way, instead of having our own private work-arounds, we make the packaging better for everyone, even those who do not use Debian. The idea of debdry is to regenerate the debian/ directory every time a new version of the software is packaged, using the dh-make-equivalent for the given package type. It then takes manually maintained data and uses it to complete the packaging. At each new version there is a chance for the debianisation to be updated: the Python team switches from dh_pysupport to dh_python2? Your package will automatically follow (provided python-stdeb is updated accordingly, but that is another story). I like how with debhelper7 we are writing debian/rules files that only describe how the package diverges from a standard. I want to do exactly the same for the whole debian/ directory. Ideally, the debian.in/ directory used by debdry should only describe how the upstream packaging diverges from a standard in a way that cannot be fixed by patching it. I have no intention of having debdry replace hand-writing debian/ directories, nor have it handle all possible corner cases. I aim at it being useful in the general case. I want to address the ordinary, routine, boring work, and leave the rest as it is. ## TODO list * Remove need for identifying source/binary stanzas, since we know that some fields are only in one or the other. This means that single-binary packages do not need to mark debian/control stanzas with `Source: name` or `Package: name` fields. * Add a README.Source or README.Debdry to the generated debian/ directory, explaining that the hand-maintained files are actually in debian/debdry. * Add a debdry-specific conffile in debian/ to allow specifying a custom command (or list of commands) for auto-debianisation. debdry-0.2.2/robotic-minion0000755000175000017500000000171513003527773015551 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#!/bin/sh set -e CMD=${1:?"Usage: $0 man|deb|debsrc"} regenerate_manpages() { COLUMNS=200 help2man --name='Merge manually and automatically generated debian/ packaging.' --section=1 --no-info ./debdry > debdry.1 pandoc --standalone --to man \ -V title:git-debry-build \ -V section:1 \ -V footer:"$(./debdry --version)" \ -V header:'User commands' \ -V date:"$(LANG=C date -d "$(dpkg-parsechangelog -SDate)" '+%B %Y')" \ -o git-debdry-build.1 git-debdry-build.md sed -i -e '/\.TH/ a .SH NAME\ git-debdry-build \\- simple wrapper around debdry and git-buildpackage' git-debdry-build.1 } action="$1" shift case "$action" in man) regenerate_manpages ;; deb|debsrc) regenerate_manpages python setup.py sdist mmv "dist/debdry-*.tar.gz" "../debdry_#1.orig.tar.gz" rmdir dist rm -rf debdry.egg-info/ if [ "$action" = 'debsrc' ]; then build_flags='-S' fi export PATH="$(dirname $0):${PATH}" git-debdry-build $build_flags "$@" ;; esac debdry-0.2.2/COPYING0000640000175000017500000010451312442173606013720 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000 GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 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But first, please read . debdry-0.2.2/test/0000755000175000017500000000000013003542276013641 5ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/test/test_control.py0000640000175000017500000001023713003334727016731 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000import unittest from debdrylib.tree import Control def doctrim(docstring): """ Trim a docstring-like string. """ maxint = 9999 # From http://legacy.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0257/#handling-docstring-indentation if not docstring: return '' # Convert tabs to spaces (following the normal Python rules) # and split into a list of lines: lines = docstring.expandtabs().splitlines() # Determine minimum indentation (first line doesn't count): indent = maxint for line in lines[1:]: stripped = line.lstrip() if stripped: indent = min(indent, len(line) - len(stripped)) # Remove indentation (first line is special): trimmed = [lines[0].strip()] if indent < maxint: for line in lines[1:]: trimmed.append(line[indent:].rstrip()) # Strip off trailing and leading blank lines: while trimmed and not trimmed[-1]: trimmed.pop() while trimmed and not trimmed[0]: trimmed.pop(0) # Return a single string: return '\n'.join(trimmed) class TestCombine(unittest.TestCase): def _parse_control(self, buf): # TODO: deindent buf return Control.scan_string("control", "./control", buf) def assertCombines(self, c1, c2, expected): c1 = self._parse_control(doctrim(c1)) c2 = self._parse_control(doctrim(c2)) c = c1.combine("control", "./control", c2) self.assertEquals(c.to_string().strip(), doctrim(expected)) def test_plainfield(self): self.assertCombines( """ Source: foo Maintainer: Enrico Zini """, """ Source: foo Maintainer: Enrico Zini """, """ Source: foo Maintainer: Enrico Zini """) def test_smartfield_plain(self): self.assertCombines( """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, foo """, """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, dh-python """, """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, dh-python """) def test_smartfield_smart(self): self.assertCombines( """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, foo """, """ Source: foo X-Debdry-Build-Depends: python3-all, dh-python """, """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, foo, dh-python """) class TestDiff(unittest.TestCase): def _parse_control(self, buf): # TODO: deindent buf return Control.scan_string("control", "./control", buf) def assertDiffs(self, c1, c2, expected): c1 = self._parse_control(doctrim(c1)) c2 = self._parse_control(doctrim(c2)) c = c1.diff("control", "./control", c2) self.assertEquals(c.to_string().strip(), doctrim(expected)) def test_plainfield(self): self.assertDiffs( """ Source: foo Maintainer: Enrico Zini """, """ Source: foo Maintainer: Enrico Zini """, """ Source: foo Maintainer: Enrico Zini """) def test_smartfield_plain(self): self.assertDiffs( """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, foo """, """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, dh-python """, """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, dh-python """) def test_smartfield_smart(self): self.assertDiffs( """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, foo """, """ Source: foo Build-Depends: python3-all, foo, dh-python """, """ Source: foo X-Debdry-Build-Depends: dh-python """) debdry-0.2.2/test/c++/0000755000175000017500000000000013003542276014211 5ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/test/c++/hello.cc0000640000175000017500000000016412442173606015623 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#include using namespace std; int main(int argc, const char* argv[]) { cout << "Hello." << endl; } debdry-0.2.2/test/c++/configure.ac0000640000175000017500000000060212442173606016474 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000dnl Process this file with autoconf to produce a configure script. AC_INIT(hello, [1.0], [enrico@enricozini.org]) AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR([configure.ac]) AM_INIT_AUTOMAKE([foreign subdir-objects]) AC_CONFIG_MACRO_DIR([m4]) AC_LANG([C++]) AC_ISC_POSIX AC_PROG_CC AC_PROG_CXX AM_PROG_CC_STDC AC_HEADER_STDC dnl Give me warnings AX_CXXFLAGS_WARN_ALL AC_CONFIG_FILES([ Makefile ]) AC_OUTPUT debdry-0.2.2/test/c++/Makefile.am0000640000175000017500000000020312442173606016237 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000## Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I m4 bin_PROGRAMS = hello hello_SOURCES = hello.cc debdry-0.2.2/test/data/0000755000175000017500000000000013003542276014552 5ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/test/data/20141016-control-trailing-commas0000640000175000017500000000531212442173606022135 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000Source: haskell-hoauth2 Maintainer: Debian Haskell Group Uploaders: Joachim Breitner Priority: extra Section: haskell Build-Depends: debhelper (>= 7.0), haskell-devscripts (>= 0.8), cdbs, ghc, ghc-prof, libghc-aeson-dev (>= 0.7), libghc-aeson-dev (<< 0.8), libghc-aeson-prof, libghc-bytestring-show-dev (>= 0.3.5), libghc-bytestring-show-dev (<< 0.4), libghc-bytestring-show-prof, libghc-http-conduit-dev (>= 2.0), libghc-http-conduit-dev (<< 2.2), libghc-http-conduit-prof, libghc-http-types-dev (>= 0.8), libghc-http-types-dev (<< 0.9), libghc-http-types-prof, libghc-monad-control-dev (>= 0.3), libghc-monad-control-dev (<< 0.4), libghc-monad-control-prof, libghc-mtl-dev (>= 1), libghc-mtl-dev (<< 2.3), libghc-mtl-prof, libghc-random-dev, libghc-random-prof, libghc-text-dev (>= 0.11), libghc-text-dev (<< 1.2), libghc-text-prof, Build-Depends-Indep: ghc-doc, libghc-aeson-doc, libghc-bytestring-show-doc, libghc-http-conduit-doc, libghc-http-types-doc, libghc-monad-control-doc, libghc-mtl-doc, libghc-random-doc, libghc-text-doc, Standards-Version: 3.9.5 Homepage: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/hoauth2 X-Description: OAuth2 authentication for Haskell This library provies OAuth2 authentication for Haskell applications. . It was te tested against the following services . * google web oauth: * weibo oauth2: * github oauth: Vcs-Browser: http://darcs.debian.org/cgi-bin/darcsweb.cgi?r=pkg-haskell/haskell-hoauth2 Vcs-Darcs: http://darcs.debian.org/pkg-haskell/haskell-hoauth2 Package: libghc-hoauth2-dev Architecture: any Depends: ${haskell:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, ${shlibs:Depends}, Recommends: ${haskell:Recommends}, Suggests: ${haskell:Suggests}, Conflicts: ${haskell:Conflicts}, Provides: ${haskell:Provides}, Description: ${haskell:ShortDescription}${haskell:ShortBlurb} ${haskell:LongDescription} . ${haskell:Blurb} Package: libghc-hoauth2-prof Architecture: any Depends: ${haskell:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, Recommends: ${haskell:Recommends}, Suggests: ${haskell:Suggests}, Conflicts: ${haskell:Conflicts}, Provides: ${haskell:Provides}, Description: ${haskell:ShortDescription}${haskell:ShortBlurb} ${haskell:LongDescription} . ${haskell:Blurb} Package: libghc-hoauth2-doc Architecture: all Section: doc Depends: ${haskell:Depends}, ${misc:Depends}, Recommends: ${haskell:Recommends}, Suggests: ${haskell:Suggests}, Conflicts: ${haskell:Conflicts}, Description: ${haskell:ShortDescription}${haskell:ShortBlurb} ${haskell:LongDescription} . ${haskell:Blurb} debdry-0.2.2/test/test_tree.py0000640000175000017500000000027412442173606016213 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000import unittest from debdrylib.tree import Control class TestParse(unittest.TestCase): def test_1(self): Control.scan("control", "test/data/20141016-control-trailing-commas") debdry-0.2.2/test/test_fieldmerge.py0000640000175000017500000000630612442173606017361 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000import unittest from debdrylib.tree import UploadersControlField, PkglistControlField class TestUploaders(unittest.TestCase): def _pfield(self, value): return UploadersControlField("Uploaders", value, False) def _sfield(self, value): return UploadersControlField("Uploaders", value, True) def test_plain(self): cf1 = self._pfield("Enrico Zini ") cf2 = self._pfield("A ") f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), "A ") def test_smart(self): cf1 = self._pfield("Enrico Zini ") cf2 = self._sfield("A ") f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), "Enrico Zini , A ") cf1 = self._pfield('"Adam C. Powell, IV" ') cf2 = self._sfield("A ") f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), '"Adam C. Powell, IV" , A ') cf1 = self._pfield('"Adam C. Powell, IV" , Andrea Palazzi ') cf2 = self._sfield("A ") f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), '"Adam C. Powell, IV" , Andrea Palazzi , A ') cf1 = self._pfield('"Adam C. Powell, IV" , Andrea Palazzi ') cf2 = self._sfield('"Adam C. Powell, IV" , Andrea Palazzi ') f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), '"Adam C. Powell, IV" , Andrea Palazzi ') cf1 = self._pfield('"Adam C. Powell, IV" , Andrea Palozzi ') cf2 = self._sfield("Andrea Palazzi , Enrico Zini ") f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), '"Adam C. Powell, IV" , Andrea Palazzi , Enrico Zini ') class TestDeps(unittest.TestCase): def _pfield(self, value): return PkglistControlField("Depends", value, False) def _sfield(self, value): return PkglistControlField("Depends", value, True) def assert_combine_plain(self, val1, val2, result): cf1 = self._pfield(val1) cf2 = self._pfield(val2) f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), result) def assert_combine_smart(self, val1, val2, result): cf1 = self._pfield(val1) cf2 = self._sfield(val2) f = cf1.combine(cf2) self.assertEquals(f.to_string(), result) def test_plain(self): self.assert_combine_plain("foo", "bar", "bar") self.assert_combine_plain("foo (=1.4), bar (=1)", "bar", "bar") def test_deps(self): self.assert_combine_smart("foo", "bar", "foo, bar") self.assert_combine_smart("foo (=1.4), bar, baz (>> 1.0)", "foo (>= 1.5)", "foo (>= 1.5), bar, baz (>> 1.0)") debdry-0.2.2/test/__init__.py0000640000175000017500000000000012442173606015737 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/stdeb.cfg0000640000175000017500000000016413003330756014437 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000[DEFAULT] Source: debdry Package: debdry Package3: debdry Section: devel Depends: python3-apt Depends3: python3-apt debdry-0.2.2/debdrylib/0000755000175000017500000000000013003542276014622 5ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/debdrylib/debdry.py0000640000175000017500000001350313003334747016445 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#!/usr/bin/python3 # coding: utf8 # # Copyright (C) 2014 Enrico Zini # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see . from .auto import Auto from .tree import DebianDirectory import os import shutil class Debdry: def __init__(self, srcdir, debug=False): self.srcdir = srcdir self.debug = debug self.dir_backup = os.path.join(srcdir, "debian/debdry") self.dir_auto = os.path.join(srcdir, "debian.auto") self.dir_debian = os.path.join(srcdir, "debian") def is_debdry(self): """ Check if the debian/ directory is in debdry state """ return not os.path.exists(self.dir_backup) def is_debianised(self): """ Check if the debian/ directory is in fully debianised state """ return os.path.exists(self.dir_backup) def restore(self): """ Remove all the contents of debian/ and replace them with the contents of debian/.debdry """ if not self.is_debianised(): raise RuntimeError("restore_debdry called on a non-debianised source") # Delete everything except .debdry for fn in os.listdir(self.dir_debian): if fn == "debdry": continue pathname = os.path.join(self.dir_debian, fn) if os.path.isdir(pathname): shutil.rmtree(pathname) else: os.unlink(pathname) # Move all in .debdry one dir up for fn in os.listdir(self.dir_backup): os.rename(os.path.join(self.dir_backup, fn), os.path.join(self.dir_debian, fn)) # Remove .debdry os.rmdir(self.dir_backup) def debianise(self): """ Debianise the package, backing up debdry originals in dir_backup """ tmpdir = os.path.join(self.srcdir, "debian.debdry") if os.path.isdir(tmpdir): shutil.rmtree(tmpdir) if not os.path.exists(self.dir_debian): os.makedirs(self.dir_debian) # Move the debdry sources to debian.debdry if os.path.exists(self.dir_backup): os.rename(self.dir_backup, tmpdir) shutil.rmtree(self.dir_debian) else: os.rename(self.dir_debian, tmpdir) try: # Perform automatic debianisation Auto.debianise(self.srcdir) # Move debian/ to debian.auto/ os.rename(self.dir_debian, self.dir_auto) auto = DebianDirectory.scan(self.srcdir, self.dir_auto) manual = DebianDirectory.scan(self.srcdir, tmpdir) merged = DebianDirectory.combine(self.srcdir, self.dir_debian, auto, manual) except: # Rollback: restore debian.debdry to debian self.maybe_preserve_workdir(tmpdir) if os.path.isdir(self.dir_debian): shutil.rmtree(self.dir_debian) os.rename(tmpdir, self.dir_debian) raise else: # Commit: move debian.debdry to debian/debdry os.rename(tmpdir, self.dir_backup) finally: if os.path.isdir(self.dir_auto): shutil.rmtree(self.dir_auto) def diff(self): """ Take an existing, manually maintained debian/ dir, compute what it adds to an auto-generated package, and put the results in debian/debdry """ tmpdir = os.path.join(self.srcdir, "debian.debdry") if os.path.isdir(tmpdir): shutil.rmtree(tmpdir) # Move debian to debian.debdry os.rename(self.dir_debian, tmpdir) # Remove debian.debdry/debdry if it exists debdrydir = os.path.join(tmpdir, "debdry") if os.path.exists(debdrydir): shutil.rmtree(debdrydir) try: # Perform automatic debianisation Auto.debianise(self.srcdir) # Move debian/ to debian.auto/ os.rename(self.dir_debian, self.dir_auto) # Diff with debdry auto = DebianDirectory.scan(self.srcdir, self.dir_auto) manual = DebianDirectory.scan(self.srcdir, tmpdir) diffed = DebianDirectory.diff(self.srcdir, debdrydir, auto, manual) except: # Rollback: remove debian.debdry/debdry self.maybe_preserve_workdir(debdrydir) if os.path.isdir(debdrydir): shutil.rmtree(debdrydir) raise finally: # Restore debian.debdry back to debian os.rename(tmpdir, self.dir_debian) if os.path.isdir(self.dir_auto): shutil.rmtree(self.dir_auto) def maybe_preserve_workdir(self, pathname): """ Offer to preserve a work directory during rollback, if self.debug is set and we are connected to a tty. """ if not self.debug or not os.isatty(0) or not os.isatty(1): return if not os.path.isdir(pathname): return renamed_pathname = pathname + ".debug" want_rename = input( "An error occurred and --debug is used: preserve {} as {}? (y/N) ".format( pathname, renamed_pathname)) if want_rename.lower() != "y": return if os.path.isdir(renamed_pathname): shutil.rmtree(renamed_pathname) # Hardlink the backup directory contents to the original directory shutil.copytree(pathname, renamed_pathname, copy_function=os.link) debdry-0.2.2/debdrylib/tree.py0000640000175000017500000005121712442173606016140 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#!/usr/bin/python3 # coding: utf8 import os import io import re import shutil import apt_pkg from collections import OrderedDict import tempfile import difflib import logging log = logging.getLogger(__name__) class Node: pass class FilesystemNode(Node): def __init__(self, relname, absname): self.relname = relname self.absname = absname def dump(self, out, level=0): print("{}{}".format(" " * level, self.relname), file=out) class DirectoryBase(FilesystemNode): def __init__(self, relname, absname): super().__init__(relname, absname) self.files = {} def dump(self, out, level=0): super().dump(out, level) for n in self.files.values(): n.dump(out, level + 1) class DebianDirectory(DirectoryBase): """ Represent a debian/ directory """ def __init__(self, srcdir, absname=None): if absname is None: absname = os.path.join(srcdir, "debian") super().__init__(os.path.basename(absname), absname) self.srcdir = srcdir @classmethod def scan(cls, srcdir, absname=None): """ Init the DebianDirectory by scanning the filesystem """ self = cls(srcdir, absname) for relname in os.listdir(self.absname): absname = os.path.join(self.absname, relname) if relname == "control": log.info("%s: control file", absname) self.files[relname] = Control.scan(relname, absname) elif relname == "rules": log.info("%s: rules file", absname) self.files[relname] = Rules.scan(relname, absname) elif os.path.isdir(absname): log.info("%s: subdirectory", absname) self.files[relname] = Directory.scan(relname, absname) else: log.info("%s: plain file", absname) self.files[relname] = File.scan(relname, absname) return self @classmethod def combine(cls, srcdir, absname, base, extra): """ Init the DebianDirectory by overlaying extra on top of base """ os.makedirs(absname, exist_ok=True) self = cls(srcdir, absname) for k in base.files.keys() - extra.files.keys(): self.files[k] = base.files[k].copy_to(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k)) for k in extra.files.keys() - base.files.keys(): self.files[k] = extra.files[k].copy_to(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k)) for k in base.files.keys() & extra.files.keys(): self.files[k] = base.files[k].combine(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k), extra.files[k]) return self @classmethod def diff(cls, srcdir, absname, base, extra): """ Init the DebianDirectory with the diff to go from base to extra """ os.makedirs(absname, exist_ok=True) self = cls(srcdir, absname) for k in base.files.keys() - extra.files.keys(): log.warn("{}: exists in {} but not in {}: ignoring file".format( self.relname, base.absname, extra.absname)) for k in extra.files.keys() - base.files.keys(): self.files[k] = extra.files[k].copy_to(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k)) for k in base.files.keys() & extra.files.keys(): self.files[k] = base.files[k].diff(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k), extra.files[k]) return self class Directory(DirectoryBase): """ Represent a subdirectory of debian/, any level down """ @classmethod def scan(cls, relname, absname): self = cls(relname, absname) for relname in os.listdir(self.absname): absname = os.path.join(self.absname, relname) if os.path.isdir(absname): log.info("%s: subdirectory", absname) self.files[relname] = Directory(relname, absname) else: log.info("%s: plain file", absname) self.files[relname] = File(relname, absname) return self def copy_to(self, relname, absname): log.debug("%s: generating subdir", absname) os.makedirs(absname, exist_ok=True) for name, node in self.files.items(): node.copy_to(name, os.path.join(absname, name)) return self.__class__(relname, absname) def combine(self, relname, absname, other): os.makedirs(absname, exist_ok=True) res = self.__class__(relname, absname) for k in self.files.keys() - other.files.keys(): self.files[k] = self.files[k].copy_to(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k)) for k in other.files.keys() - self.files.keys(): self.files[k] = other.files[k].copy_to(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k)) for k in other.files.keys() & self.files.keys(): self.files[k] = self.files[k].combine(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k), other.files[k]) return self def diff(self, relname, absname, other): os.makedirs(absname, exist_ok=True) res = self.__class__(relname, absname) for k in self.files.keys() - other.files.keys(): log.warn("{}: exists in {} but not in {}: ignoring file".format( self.relname, base.absname, extra.absname)) for k in other.files.keys() - self.files.keys(): self.files[k] = other.files[k].copy_to(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k)) for k in other.files.keys() & self.files.keys(): self.files[k] = self.files[k].diff(k, os.path.join(self.absname, k), other.files[k]) return self class DeletedFile(FilesystemNode): def dump(self, out, level=0): print("{}{} (deleted)".format(" " * level, self.relname), file=out) class File(FilesystemNode): """ Represent a file anywhere under debian/ """ def open(self, mode="rt", encoding="utf8", **kw): return io.open(self.absname, mode=mode, encoding=encoding, **kw) def read(self, **kw): with io.open(self.absname, **kw) as fd: return fd.read() def readlines(self, **kw): with io.open(self.absname, **kw) as fd: return fd.readlines() def copy_to(self, relname, absname): log.info("%s: copying from %s", absname, self.absname) shutil.copy2(self.absname, absname) return self.__class__(relname, absname) def combine(self, relname, absname, other): shutil.copy2(other.absname, absname) return self.__class__.scan(relname, absname) def diff(self, relname, absname, other): if self.read() != other.read(): shutil.copy2(other.absname, absname) return self.__class__.scan(relname, absname) else: return DeletedFile(relname, absname) @classmethod def scan(cls, relname, absname): return cls(relname, absname) class Rules(File): """ Represent a debian/rules file """ @property def contents(self): res = getattr(self, "_contents", None) if res is not None: return res self._contents = self.read() return self._contents @classmethod def scan(cls, relname, absname): return cls(relname, absname) def combine(self, relname, absname, other): if other.contents.startswith("#!"): shutil.copy2(other.absname, absname) else: with io.open(absname, "wt") as fd: fd.write(self.contents) fd.write("\n") fd.write(other.contents) shutil.copystat(other.absname, absname) return self.__class__.scan(relname, absname) def diff(self, relname, absname, other): log.warn("%s: diffing debian/rules is not yet supported: generating a diff instead", self.relname) my_lines = self.readlines() other_lines = other.readlines() dstpathname = absname + ".diff" with io.open(dstpathname, "wt") as out: for line in difflib.unified_diff(my_lines, other_lines, "debian.auto/rules", "debian/rules"): out.write(line) return File(relname + ".diff", dstpathname) def dump(self, out, level=0): if self.contents.startswith("#!"): print("{}{} (full)".format(" " * level, self.relname), file=out) else: print("{}{} (partial)".format(" " * level, self.relname), file=out) class Control(File): SOURCE_FIELDS = frozenset(apt_pkg.REWRITE_SOURCE_ORDER) BINARY_FIELDS = frozenset(apt_pkg.REWRITE_PACKAGE_ORDER) PKGLIST_FIELDS = frozenset(("Depends", "Pre-Depends", "Recommends", "Suggests", "Breaks", "Conflicts", "Provides", "Replaces", "Enhances", "Build-Depends")) def __init__(self, relname, absname): super().__init__(relname, absname) # Source: section self.source = ControlSectionSource() # Package: sections self.binaries = OrderedDict() def _scan_lines(self, data): for section in apt_pkg.TagFile(data): if 'Source' in section: for tag in section.keys(): self.add_source_field(tag, section[tag]) elif 'Package' in section: name = section["Package"] for tag in section.keys(): self.add_binary_field(name, tag, section[tag]) else: # If there is no Source or Package in this stanza, dispatch # according to field names for tag in section.keys(): self.add_mixed_field(tag, section[tag]) @classmethod def scan(cls, relname, absname): self = cls(relname, absname) with self.open() as fd: self._scan_lines(fd) return self @classmethod def scan_string(cls, relname, absname, buf): self = cls(relname, absname) with tempfile.TemporaryFile() as fd: fd.write(buf.encode("utf8")) fd.seek(0) self._scan_lines(fd) return self def to_string(self): sections = [] # Add the source section sections.append(self.source.to_string()) # Add the binary sections for section in self.binaries.values(): sections.append(section.to_string()) return "\n".join(sections) def write(self): # Write out the concatenation of all the stanzas with io.open(self.absname, "wt") as outfd: outfd.write(self.to_string()) def combine(self, relname, absname, other): res = self.__class__(relname, absname) res.source = self.source.combine(other.source) # Add the binary sections that are in self but not in other for name in self.binaries.keys() - other.binaries.keys(): res.binaries[name] = self.binaries[name].copy() #log.warn("%s: Package: %s exists only in auto: ignored", absname, name) # Add the binary sections that are in other but not in self for name in other.binaries.keys() - self.binaries.keys(): res.binaries[name] = other.binaries[name].copy() # Merge the binary sections that are in both, taking auto as the # baseline for name in self.binaries.keys() & other.binaries.keys(): res.binaries[name] = self.binaries[name].combine(other.binaries[name]) # Write out the file res.write() return res def diff(self, relname, absname, other): res = self.__class__(relname, absname) res.source = self.source.diff(other.source) # Add the binary sections that are in self but not in other for name in self.binaries.keys() - other.binaries.keys(): log.warn("%s: Package: %s exists only in auto: ignored", absname, name) # Add the binary sections that are in other but not in self for name in other.binaries.keys() - self.binaries.keys(): res.binaries[name] = other.binaries[name].copy() # Merge the binary sections that are in both, taking auto as the # baseline for name in self.binaries.keys() & other.binaries.keys(): res.binaries[name] = self.binaries[name].diff(other.binaries[name]) # Write out the file res.write() return res def add_source_field(self, tag, value): if tag.startswith("X-Debdry-"): tag = tag[9:] smart = True else: smart = False if tag == "Uploaders": self.source.add(tag, UploadersControlField(tag, value, smart)) elif tag in self.PKGLIST_FIELDS: self.source.add(tag, PkglistControlField(tag, value, smart)) else: if smart: log.warn("%s: unsupported field X-Debdry-%s found: treating it as %s", self.absname, tag, tag) self.source.add(tag, PlainControlField(tag, value)) def add_binary_field(self, pkgname, tag, value): if tag.startswith("X-Debdry-"): tag = tag[9:] smart = True else: smart = False rec = self.binaries.get(pkgname, None) if rec is None: self.binaries[pkgname] = rec = ControlSectionBinary() if tag in self.PKGLIST_FIELDS: rec.add(tag, PkglistControlField(tag, value, smart)) else: if smart: log.warn("%s: unsupported field X-Debdry-%s found: treating it as %s", self.absname, tag, tag) rec.add(tag, PlainControlField(tag, value)) def add_mixed_field(self, tag, value): orig_tag = tag if tag.startswith("X-Debdry-"): tag = tag[9:] if tag in self.SOURCE_FIELDS: self.add_source_field(orig_tag, value) elif tag in self.BINARY_FIELDS: self.add_binary_field(None, orig_tag, value) else: log.warn("%s: ignoring unrecognised field '%s'", self.absname, orig_tag) def dump(self, out, level=0): super().dump(out, level) print("{}src:".format(" " * (level + 1))) self.source.dump(out, level + 1) for pkgname, section in self.binaries.items(): print("{}bin {}:".format(" " * (level + 1), pkgname)) section.dump(out, level + 1) class ControlSection: def __init__(self): self.fields = OrderedDict() def add(self, tag, field): if field is None: return self.fields[tag] = field def dump(self, out, level=0): for tag, field in self.fields.items(): field.dump(out, level + 1) def copy(self): res = self.__class__() for k, v in self.fields.items(): res.fields[k] = v.copy() return res def to_string(self): section = self.get_empty_tagsection() return apt_pkg.rewrite_section(section, self.REWRITE_ORDER, [f.to_apt() for f in self.fields.values()]) def combine(self, other): res = self.__class__() # All fields in self are copied for tag in self.fields.keys() - other.fields.keys(): res.add(tag, self.fields[tag].copy()) # Then all fields in other are copied for tag in other.fields.keys() - self.fields.keys(): res.add(tag, other.fields[tag].copy()) # Combine the fields that are in both for tag in self.fields.keys() & other.fields.keys(): res.add(tag, self.fields[tag].combine(other.fields[tag])) return res def diff(self, other): res = self.__class__() # FIXME: we still have no way to delete a field for tag in self.fields.keys() - other.fields.keys(): log.warn("control field %s exists only in auto: ignored", tag) # Then all fields in other are copied for tag in other.fields.keys() - self.fields.keys(): res.add(tag, other.fields[tag].copy()) # Combine the fields that are in both for tag in self.fields.keys() & other.fields.keys(): if tag in ("Source", "Package"): res.add(tag, other.fields[tag].copy()) else: res.add(tag, self.fields[tag].diff(other.fields[tag])) return res class ControlSectionSource(ControlSection): REWRITE_ORDER = apt_pkg.REWRITE_SOURCE_ORDER def get_empty_tagsection(self): name = self.fields.get("Source", None) if name is None: raise RuntimeError("TODO: package is name is missing for source section") return apt_pkg.TagSection("Source: {}\n".format(name)) class ControlSectionBinary(ControlSection): REWRITE_ORDER = apt_pkg.REWRITE_PACKAGE_ORDER def get_empty_tagsection(self): name = self.fields.get("Package", None) if name is None: raise RuntimeError("TODO: package is name is missing for binary section") return apt_pkg.TagSection("Package: {}\n".format(name)) class PlainControlField(Node): def __init__(self, tag, value): self.tag = tag self.value = value def dump(self, out, level=0): print("{}{}: {}".format(" " * level, self.tag, self.value[:40])) def copy(self): return self.__class__(self.tag, self.value) def to_string(self): return self.value def to_apt(self): return (self.tag, self.value) def combine(self, other): return self.__class__(self.tag, other.value) def diff(self, other): if self.value == other.value: return None return self.__class__(self.tag, other.value) class IndexedControlField(Node): def __init__(self, tag, smart): self.tag = tag self.smart = smart self.values = OrderedDict() def dump(self, out, level=0): if self.smart: tag = "X-Debdry-" + self.tag else: tag = self.tag if len(self.values) > 1: print("{}{}: {} and {} more".format(" " * level, tag, ", ".join(self.values.values())[:40], len(self.values) - 1)) else: print("{}{}: {}".format(" " * level, tag, ", ".join(self.values.values())[:40])) def copy(self): return self.__class__(self.tag, self.to_string(), self.smart) def to_string(self): return ", ".join(self.values.values()) def to_apt(self): if self.smart: return ("X-Debdry-" + self.tag, self.to_string()) else: return (self.tag, self.to_string()) def combine(self, other): if not other.smart: value = other.to_string() else: res = OrderedDict() for k, v in self.values.items(): res[k] = v for k, v in other.values.items(): res[k] = v value = ", ".join(res.values()) return self.__class__(self.tag, value, self.smart) def diff(self, other): smart = False if self.to_string() == other.to_string(): value = None elif self.values.keys() - other.values.keys(): # If there are values in self and not in others, do a full field # override value = other.to_string() else: res = OrderedDict() # Common fields first for k in self.values.keys() & other.values.keys(): theirs = other.values[k] # Skip common fields if self.values[k] == theirs: continue res[k] = theirs # Then other-only fields for k in other.values.keys() - self.values.keys(): res[k] = other.values[k] if res: smart = True value = ", ".join(res.values()) else: value = None if value is None: return None return self.__class__(self.tag, value, smart) class UploadersControlField(IndexedControlField): re_split_uploaders = re.compile(r'(?<=>)\s*,\s*') re_email = re.compile(r'<([^>]+)>') def __init__(self, tag, value, smart): super().__init__(tag, smart) # Store uploaders indexed by email address for v in self.re_split_uploaders.split(value): self.values[self._get_email(v)] = v def _get_email(self, maint): mo = self.re_email.search(maint) if not mo: raise ValueError("Unparsable email: {}".format(repr(maint))) return mo.group(1) class PkglistControlField(IndexedControlField): re_split_deps = re.compile(r"\s*,\s*") def __init__(self, tag, value, smart): super().__init__(tag, smart) # Store package entries indexed by package name for v in self.re_split_deps.split(value): if not v: continue self.values[v.split()[0]] = v debdry-0.2.2/debdrylib/__init__.py0000640000175000017500000000000012442173606016720 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/debdrylib/auto.py0000640000175000017500000001170412501706224016140 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#!/usr/bin/python3 # coding: utf8 # # Copyright (C) 2014 Enrico Zini # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see . import os.path import subprocess import logging import shutil log = logging.getLogger(__name__) class Auto: DEBIANIZERS = [] def __init__(self, dirname): self.dirname = dirname def debianise(self): """ Auto-build a debian/ directory based on the upstream packaging """ raise NotImplementedError() def run_command(self, argv, **opts): """ Runs a shell command """ log.debug('$ ' + " ".join(argv)) subprocess.check_call(argv, **opts) @classmethod def valid_for_source(cls, dirname): """ Return true if this method thinks it can debianise the given source tree """ return False @classmethod def instantiate(cls, dirname): """ Instantiate a debianizer object for a source dir """ valid = [] for d in cls.DEBIANIZERS: if d.valid_for_source(dirname): valid.append(d) if not valid: # No valid debianizers were found for d in cls.DEBIANIZERS: label = getattr(d, 'LABEL', d.__class__.__name__) err_msg = getattr(d, 'FAILED_ATTEMPT_DESCRIPTION', 'not valid') log.info("%s: %s" % (label, err_msg)) raise RuntimeError("No method found for debianising {}".format(dirname)) if len(valid) == 1: return valid[0](dirname) raise RuntimeError("{} methods found debianising {}: {}".format( len(valid), dirname), ", ".join(str(x) for x in valid)) @classmethod def debianise(cls, dirname): """ Debianise the given directory autoselecting the method to use """ debianiser = cls.instantiate(dirname) debianiser.debianise() @classmethod def register(cls, debianizer): """ Register a class as an auto-debianizer. This can be used as a class decorator. """ cls.DEBIANIZERS.append(debianizer) return debianizer @Auto.register class PerlDhMakePerl(Auto): LABEL = "dh-make-perl" FAILED_ATTEMPT_DESCRIPTION = "Makefile.PL and Build.PL not found" def debianise(self): self.run_command(["dh-make-perl", "--vcs", "none"], cwd=self.dirname) @classmethod def valid_for_source(cls, dirname): files = frozenset(os.listdir(dirname)) return "Makefile.PL" in files or "Build.PL" in files @Auto.register class PythonStddeb(Auto): LABEL = "python" FAILED_ATTEMPT_DESCRIPTION = "setup.py not found" def debianise(self): # Keep track of the current directory contents, to detect cruft left # around by setup.py old_contents = set(os.listdir(self.dirname)) with open(os.path.join(self.dirname, "setup.py"), "rt") as fd: if "python3" in next(fd): interpreter = "python3" else: interpreter = "python" self.run_command([interpreter, "setup.py", "--command-packages=stdeb.command", "debianize"], cwd=self.dirname) # Cleanup known cruft left around by setup.py new_contents = set(os.listdir(self.dirname)) for f in new_contents - old_contents: if not f.endswith(".egg-info"): continue log.info("Cleaning setup.py cruft %s left in %s", f, self.dirname) shutil.rmtree(os.path.join(self.dirname, f)) @classmethod def valid_for_source(cls, dirname): return os.path.exists(os.path.join(dirname, "setup.py")) @Auto.register class RubyDhMakeRuby(Auto): LABEL = "dh-make-ruby" FAILED_ATTEMPT_DESCRIPTION = "*.gemspec files not found" def debianise(self): self.run_command(["dh-make-ruby", "."], cwd=self.dirname) @classmethod def valid_for_source(cls, dirname): files = os.listdir(dirname) if any(x.endswith(".gemspec") for x in files): return True return "Gemfile" in files @Auto.register class HaskellCabalDebian(Auto): LABEL = "cabal-debian" FAILED_ATTEMPT_DESCRIPTION = "*.cabal files not found" def debianise(self): self.run_command(["cabal-debian"], cwd=self.dirname) @classmethod def valid_for_source(cls, dirname): files = os.listdir(dirname) return any(x.endswith(".cabal") for x in files) debdry-0.2.2/git-debdry-build.10000644000175000017500000000253713003542275016101 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000.\" Automatically generated by Pandoc 1.17.2 .\" .TH "git-debry-build" "1" "October 2016" "debdry 0.1" "User commands" .SH NAME git-debdry-build \- simple wrapper around debdry and git-buildpackage .hy .SH git\-debdry\-build .PP A simple wrapper around \f[C]gbp\ buildpackage\f[] and debdry. .SH Usage .PP $ git debdry\-build OPTIONS (#options) .SH Options .PP \f[B]git\-debdry\-build\f[] does not take any options itself, and all options passed to it on the command line are passed unchanged to \f[C]git\-buildpackage\f[]. .SH Mode of operation .PP \f[B]git\-debdry\-build\f[] will create a temporary branch off the current HEAD, run debdry on it, commit the \f[I]debian/\f[] directory to that branch, and build the package using \f[B]git\-buildpackage(1)\f[]. .PP If the build succeeds, you will find the build artifacts in the parent directory as usual, and the temporary branch will be deleted. If you want to save the state of tree used for the build (for example when doing the final build before uploading to the Debian archive), you can just pass the \f[I]\-\-git\-tag\f[] option to \f[B]git\-buildpackage\f[] and that very tree will be tagged for you. .PP If the build fails, \f[B]git\-debdry\-build\f[] will not remove the temporary branch and will tell you its name so that you can inspect its contents if necessary. .SH See also .PP \f[B]git\-buildpackage(1)\f[] debdry-0.2.2/debdry0000750000175000017500000000413112442173606014056 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#!/usr/bin/python3 # coding: utf8 # # Copyright (C) 2014 Enrico Zini # # This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify # it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by # the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or # (at your option) any later version. # # This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, # but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of # MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the # GNU General Public License for more details. # # You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License # along with this program. If not, see . import argparse import logging import sys from debdrylib.debdry import Debdry parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(description='Merge manually and automatically generated debian/ packaging.') parser.add_argument("dir", nargs="?", default=".", help="package source directory, default: %(default)s") #parser.add_argument("--dry-run", action="store_true", help="") parser.add_argument('--version', action='version', version='%(prog)s 0.1') parser.add_argument('-v', '--verbose', action="store_true", help="Verbose output") parser.add_argument('--debug', action="store_true", help="Debug output") parser.add_argument('-r', '--restore', action="store_true", help="Undebianise, leaving only debdry files in debian/") parser.add_argument('--dry', action="store_true", help="Take an existing package and add a minimal debian/debdry/") args = parser.parse_args() FORMAT = "%(asctime)-15s %(levelname)s %(message)s" if args.debug: logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, stream=sys.stderr, format=FORMAT) elif args.verbose: logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, stream=sys.stderr, format=FORMAT) else: logging.basicConfig(level=logging.WARN, stream=sys.stderr, format=FORMAT) debdry = Debdry(args.dir, debug=args.debug) if args.restore: debdry.restore() elif args.dry: debdry.diff() else: debdry.debianise() debdry-0.2.2/git-debdry-build.md0000640000175000017500000000204612521414504016325 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000# git-debdry-build A simple wrapper around `gbp buildpackage` and debdry. # Usage $ git debdry-build [OPTIONS] # Options **git-debdry-build** does not take any options itself, and all options passed to it on the command line are passed unchanged to `git-buildpackage`. # Mode of operation **git-debdry-build** will create a temporary branch off the current HEAD, run debdry on it, commit the _debian/_ directory to that branch, and build the package using **git-buildpackage(1)**. If the build succeeds, you will find the build artifacts in the parent directory as usual, and the temporary branch will be deleted. If you want to save the state of tree used for the build (for example when doing the final build before uploading to the Debian archive), you can just pass the _--git-tag_ option to **git-buildpackage** and that very tree will be tagged for you. If the build fails, **git-debdry-build** will not remove the temporary branch and will tell you its name so that you can inspect its contents if necessary. # See also **git-buildpackage(1)** debdry-0.2.2/debdry.egg-info/0000755000175000017500000000000013003542276015625 5ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdry-0.2.2/debdry.egg-info/dependency_links.txt0000644000175000017500000000000113003542276021673 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000 debdry-0.2.2/debdry.egg-info/PKG-INFO0000644000175000017500000000176013003542276016726 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000Metadata-Version: 1.1 Name: debdry Version: 0.2.2 Summary: Semi-assisted automatic Debian packaging Home-page: https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/collab-maint/debdry.git Author: Enrico Zini Author-email: enrico@debian.org License: GPL3 Description: debdry is for debian/ directories what debhelper7 is for debian/rules. It applies the Don't Repeat Yourself idea to packaging, attempting to reuse as much as possible of upstream's metadata and standard packaging practices. debdry runs an appropriate auto-debianisation tool for a given source directory, then applies manual overrides from a debian.in directory. debdry supports the following types of packages (in brackets you will find extra packages that need to be installed for each type of package): - Perl [dh-make-perl] - Python [python-stdeb, python3-stdeb] - Ruby [gem2deb] - Haskell [cabal-debian] Platform: any Requires: apt debdry-0.2.2/debdry.egg-info/SOURCES.txt0000644000175000017500000000100513003542276017505 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000COPYING MANIFEST.in README.md debdry debdry.1 git-debdry-build git-debdry-build.1 git-debdry-build.md robotic-minion setup.py stdeb.cfg debdry.egg-info/PKG-INFO debdry.egg-info/SOURCES.txt debdry.egg-info/dependency_links.txt debdry.egg-info/top_level.txt debdrylib/__init__.py debdrylib/auto.py debdrylib/debdry.py debdrylib/tree.py test/__init__.py test/test_control.py test/test_fieldmerge.py test/test_tree.py test/c++/Makefile.am test/c++/configure.ac test/c++/hello.cc test/data/20141016-control-trailing-commasdebdry-0.2.2/debdry.egg-info/top_level.txt0000644000175000017500000000001213003542276020350 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000debdrylib debdry-0.2.2/git-debdry-build0000755000175000017500000000145113003541312015726 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#!/bin/sh set -e current_branch=$(git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD) build_branch="$current_branch-$(date +%Y-%m-%d_%H-%M-%S)" git checkout -b "$build_branch" debdry . git add debian git commit -m "Debian tree generated by $(debdry --version)" cleanup() { debclean git reset --hard git checkout "$current_branch" } aborted() { cleanup echo "I: build aborted on your request. The contents of the tree used" echo "I: for the build is available in the $build_branch branch." exit 1 } trap aborted INT rc=0 gbp buildpackage --git-ignore-new --git-debian-branch="$build_branch" "$@" || rc=$? cleanup if [ "$rc" -eq 0 ]; then git branch -D "$build_branch" else echo "E: build failed. The contents of the tree used for the build" echo "E: is available in the $build_branch branch." fi exit "$rc" debdry-0.2.2/setup.py0000640000175000017500000000210013003331553014353 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000#!/usr/bin/env python3 from setuptools import setup setup(name="debdry", version="0.2.2", description="Semi-assisted automatic Debian packaging", long_description="""debdry is for debian/ directories what debhelper7 is for debian/rules. It applies the Don't Repeat Yourself idea to packaging, attempting to reuse as much as possible of upstream's metadata and standard packaging practices. debdry runs an appropriate auto-debianisation tool for a given source directory, then applies manual overrides from a debian.in directory. debdry supports the following types of packages (in brackets you will find extra packages that need to be installed for each type of package): - Perl [dh-make-perl] - Python [python-stdeb, python3-stdeb] - Ruby [gem2deb] - Haskell [cabal-debian] """, author="Enrico Zini", author_email="enrico@debian.org", url="https://anonscm.debian.org/cgit/collab-maint/debdry.git", requires=["apt"], license="GPL3", platforms="any", packages=["debdrylib"], scripts=["debdry", "git-debdry-build"], ) debdry-0.2.2/MANIFEST.in0000640000175000017500000000030012442173606014410 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000include COPYING include README.md include debdry.1 include git-debdry-build.md include git-debdry-build.1 include stdeb.cfg include MANIFEST.in include robotic-minion recursive-include test * debdry-0.2.2/setup.cfg0000644000175000017500000000007313003542276014503 0ustar pabspabs00000000000000[egg_info] tag_build = tag_date = 0 tag_svn_revision = 0