release.sh

#!/bin/sh

cat <<EOF
linux/mac/windows release of reflpak is broken.  The build machines
no longer exists, and builds fail on recent mac versions.  For now
use "make dist" on windows and copy the result release/reflpak*.exe
to the webster
EOF
exit

# Usage: ./release.sh
#
# Build an official release of reflpak, tagged with the current date.
#
# To replace a previous version (e.g., from the previous day), use
#    VERSION=-yyyy.mm.dd ./release.sh
#
# This is highly dependent on my particular setup and must be run from
# the Windows machine.  The windows Git Bash environment is an excellent
# provides the necessary posix environment to run this script.
#
# FIXME document other required tools

# Currently version is tied to date
VERSION="-${VERSION:-`date +%Y.%m.%d`}"
echo "Creating relfpak$VERSION"
export VERSION

# I'm assuming this script is being run from one of the build
# machines.  In my case, this is windows since my windows box
# isn't set up for ssh operations.

# Here are my architecture specific build machines:
#irix=jazz.ncnr.nist.gov
#osx=macng7.ncnr.nist.gov
osx=p640596.ncnr.nist.gov
#linux3=h122045.ncnr.nist.gov
linux=h123043.ncnr.nist.gov
win=localhost
arches=osx linux
BUILD="$osx $linux"

# Rather than getting gif2png conversion to work under
# windows, export the problem to a machine with imagemagick
# and tclsh.
htmlmachine=h123043.ncnr.nist.gov

# Each machine has already been set up with a build directory
# in ~/cvs/reflfit and the appropriate Makeconf.
builddir="~/Source/reflpak"

# The results are stored and shared in the following directories.
# These may be local or remote since scp doesn't care:
WEBDIR=webster.ncnr.nist.gov:software/release
WEBCP=scp

# The following directory will contain $arch/reflpak$VERSION and
# a copy of the latest in $arch/reflpak
BINDIR="//charlotte/public/Reflpak"
## MSYS cp to shared is broken for versions before 1.0.11
## We are using cygwin's cp instead.
#BINCP="/c/cygwin/bin/cp -r"
BINCP="cp -r"

# =========== End of configuration ============

# Check release notes
echo "Are any files not added that should be added?"
echo "Are the RELEASE-NOTES up to date, and tagged for reflpak$VERSION?"
ls -l RELEASE-NOTES
head -10 RELEASE-NOTES
echo -n "Press y to continue: "
read ans
test "$ans" != "y" && exit


# Perform repo status on all machines
echo "== repo status ============================"
if true; then
    git status
    for machine in $BUILD; do
        echo;echo "== repo status on $machine: ===================";
        ssh $machine "cd $builddir && git status"
    done
else
    echo; echo "Automatic status is not supported; please make sure"
    echo "the following machines are up to date by running update and status:"
    echo "   localhost $BUILD"
    echo;
    echo "Please run 'make srcdist' on $linux"
fi

echo; echo "Are all files committed that need to be?"
echo -n "Press y to continue: "
read ans
test "$ans" != "y" && exit


# Do the local build
echo; echo "== build html ========================="
ssh $htmlmachine "cd $builddir && VERSION='$VERSION' make html datadist"
echo; echo "== build source ======================="
# Done by hand for now
# make srcdist

# Do the remote builds (strictly speaking these could be done
# in parallel but then we would need to deal with synchronization
for machine in $BUILD; do
    echo; echo "== build on $machine ========================"
    ssh $machine "cd $builddir && VERSION='$VERSION' make dist"
done

# Do the local build last since you need to type exit in the interpreter
# when it is complete.
echo; echo "== local build ========================"
make dist
echo; echo "Scroll back and check that the build was error free."
echo -n "Press y to continue: "
read ans
test "$ans" != "y" && exit

# Gather results for the web distribution
rm -rf web; mkdir web
echo; echo "== gather html ======================="
scp -r $htmlmachine:$builddir/html web
scp $htmlmachine:$builddir/release/reflpak-data.zip web

echo; echo "== gather local build results ====================="
scp $linux:$builddir/release/reflpak$VERSION-src.tar.gz web
cp release/reflpak$VERSION.exe web
for machine in $BUILD; do
    echo; echo "== gather results from $machine ================="
    scp "$machine:$builddir/release/reflpak$VERSION*" web
done
sed -e"s,@VERSION@,$VERSION,g" < INSTALL >web/index.html
cp RELEASE-NOTES web

# Gather results for the binary server
rm -rf bin; mkdir bin
for arch in $arches; do
   mkdir bin/$arch
   scp ${!arch}:$builddir/kit/reflpak bin/$arch/reflpak$VERSION
done
mkdir bin/win
cp release/reflpak$VERSION.exe bin/win
cp RELEASE-NOTES bin
cp ChangeLog bin


# Check if we should put the current build on the servers
echo; echo "Check web and bin are free from errors."
echo -n "Update server? [y for yes]: "
read ans
test "$ans" != "y" && exit
echo; echo "== updating $WEBDIR and $BINDIR =="

echo; echo "Copying to $WEBDIR"
if test -d $WEBDIR/reflpak$VERSION; then
    echo; echo "Replace $WEBDIR/reflpak$VERSION? [y for yes]: "
    read ans
    test "$ans" != "y" && exit
    rm -rf $WEBDIR/reflpak$VERSION
fi
$WEBCP -r web "$WEBDIR/reflpak$VERSION"
echo; echo "Copying to $BINDIR"
$BINCP bin/* "$BINDIR"

# Check if we should make the current build an official release
echo; echo "Check $WEBDIR and $BINDIR"
echo; echo -n "Tag the release? [y for yes]: "
read ans
if test "$ans" = "y"; then
    # Tag the cvs tree for the current release
    make tagdist

    # Make the web release current
    ssh ${WEBDIR%:*} "cd ${WEBDIR#*:} && rm reflpak && ln -s reflpak$VERSION reflpak"

    # Make the binary release current
    for arch in $arches; do
        $BINCP bin/$arch/reflpak$VERSION "$BINDIR/$arch/reflpak"
    done
    $BINCP bin/win/reflpak$VERSION.exe "$BINDIR/win/reflpak.exe"
fi

# Make sure the instrument computers are updated.
echo
echo Update instrument computers, user room software and web.
echo    scp bin/linux/reflpak ncnr@magik.ncnr.nist.gov:bin/reflpak$VERSION
echo    scp bin/linux/reflpak ncnr@ng7refl.ncnr.nist.gov:bin/reflpak$VERSION
echo    scp bin/linux/reflpak ncnr@pbr.ncnr.nist.gov:bin/reflpak$VERSION
echo Also need to point to the latest via symlink.
echo Let users know a new version is available.