#!/bin/bash
#
# cli_commitRepoChanges.sh -- This function looks for revision changes
# inside absolute path passed as action value and ask you to commit
# them up to central repository. Use this function before or after
# whatever function that makes changes to files inside the working
# copy. It is better to commit small changes than long ones.
#
# Copyright (C) 2009-2011 Alain Reguera Delgado
#
# 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 2 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, write to the Free Software
# Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307
# USA.
#
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
# $Id$
# ----------------------------------------------------------------------
function cli_commitRepoChanges {
# Verify don't commit changes flag.
if [[ $FLAG_DONT_COMMIT_CHANGES == 'true' ]];then
return
fi
local -a FILES
local -a INFO
local -a FILESNUM
local COUNT=0
local UPDATEOUT=''
local PREDICATE=''
local LOCALFILES=''
local CHNGDIRECTION=''
local CHNGTOTAL=0
local LOCATIONS=''
# Define location. If function arguments are provided to
# cli_commitRepoChanges assume them as path location to work with.
# Function arguments can contain more than one path enclosed by
# quotation mark. In that case all paths are used as location to
# work with. If function arguments are not provided, the
# ACTIONVAL variable default value is used instead.
if [[ "$@" != '' ]];then
LOCATIONS="$@"
else
LOCATIONS="$ACTIONVAL"
fi
# Verify locations. The location value may point to the working
# copy in the workstation, or to a URL in the central repository.
# The cli_commitRepoChanges function performs actions over working
# copy files only. So, we need to exclude all URL from location
# inside this function. Whatever action you perform over URL will
# take place immediatly through direct commit.
LOCATIONS=$(echo -e "$LOCATIONS" | sed -r "s! +!\n!g" \
| egrep "^${HOME}/artwork/(trunk|branches|tags)/.+$")
# Outout separator line.
cli_printMessage '-' 'AsSeparatorLine'
# Update working copy.
cli_printMessage "`gettext "Bringing changes from the repository into the working copy"`" 'AsResponseLine'
UPDATEOUT=$(svn update ${LOCATIONS})
# Check working copy.
cli_printMessage "`gettext "Checking changes in the working copy"`" 'AsResponseLine'
STATUSOUT=$(svn status ${LOCATIONS})
# Outout separator line.
cli_printMessage '-' 'AsSeparatorLine'
# Define path of files considered recent modifications from
# central repository to working copy.
FILES[0]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^A.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
FILES[1]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^D.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
FILES[2]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^U.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
FILES[3]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^C.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
FILES[4]=$(echo "$UPDATEOUT" | egrep "^G.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
# Define path fo files considered recent modifications from
# working copy up to central repository.
FILES[5]=$(echo "$STATUSOUT" | egrep "^M.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
FILES[6]=$(echo "$STATUSOUT" | egrep "^\?.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
FILES[7]=$(echo "$STATUSOUT" | egrep "^D.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
FILES[8]=$(echo "$STATUSOUT" | egrep "^A.+$(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+$" | sed -r "s,^.+($(cli_getRepoTLDir "${LOCATIONS}").+)$,\1,")
# Define description of files considered recent modifications from
# central repository to working copy.
INFO[0]="`gettext "Added"`"
INFO[1]="`gettext "Deleted"`"
INFO[2]="`gettext "Updated"`"
INFO[3]="`gettext "Conflicted"`"
INFO[4]="`gettext "Merged"`"
# Define description of files considered recent modifications from
# working copy up to central repository.
INFO[5]="`gettext "Modified"`"
INFO[6]="`gettext "Unversioned"`"
INFO[7]=${INFO[1]}
INFO[8]=${INFO[0]}
while [[ $COUNT -ne ${#FILES[*]} ]];do
# Get total number of files. Avoid counting empty line.
if [[ "${FILES[$COUNT]}" == '' ]];then
FILESNUM[$COUNT]=0
else
FILESNUM[$COUNT]=$(echo "${FILES[$COUNT]}" | wc -l)
fi
# Calculate total amount of changes.
CHNGTOTAL=$(($CHNGTOTAL + ${FILESNUM[$COUNT]}))
# Build report predicate. Use report predicate to show any
# information specific to the number of files found. For
# example, you can use this section to show warning messages,
# notes, and so on. By default we use the word `file' or
# `files' at ngettext's consideration followed by change
# direction.
if [[ ${FILESNUM[$COUNT]} -lt 1 ]];then
PREDICATE[$COUNT]=`gettext "file"`
else
PREDICATE[$COUNT]=`ngettext "file" "files" ${FILESNUM[$COUNT]}`
fi
# Redefine report predicate to add direction of changes.
if [[ $COUNT -le 4 ]]; then
# Consider recent modifications from central repository
# down to working copy.
CHNGDIRECTION="`gettext "from the repository."`"
elif [[ $COUNT -gt 4 ]];then
# Consider recent modifications from working copy up to
# central repository.
CHNGDIRECTION="`gettext "from the working copy."`"
fi
# Redefine report predicate using change direction.
PREDICATE[$COUNT]="${PREDICATE[$COUNT]} ${CHNGDIRECTION}"
# Output report line.
cli_printMessage "${INFO[$COUNT]}: ${FILESNUM[$COUNT]} ${PREDICATE[$COUNT]}" 'AsRegularLine'
# Increase counter.
COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1))
done
# Outout separator line.
cli_printMessage '-' 'AsSeparatorLine'
# Check total amount of changes. If there is no change, there is
# nothing more to do here except to return flow control to this
# function caller.
if [[ $CHNGTOTAL -eq 0 ]];then
return 0
fi
# In case new unversioned files exist, ask user to add them into
# the repository. This may happen when new documentation entries
# are created.
if [[ ${FILESNUM[6]} -gt 0 ]];then
cli_printMessage "`ngettext "The following file is unversioned" \
"The following files are unversioned" ${FILESNUM[6]}`:"
for FILE in ${FILES[6]};do
cli_printMessage $FILE 'AsResponseLine'
done
cli_printMessage "`ngettext "Do you want to add it now?" \
"Do you want to add them now?" ${FILESNUM[6]}`" 'AsYesOrNoRequestLine'
svn add ${FILES[6]} --quiet
fi
# Reset counter.
COUNT=0
# Unify local changes into a common variable so common actions can
# be applied to them.
while [[ $COUNT -ne ${#FILES[*]} ]];do
LOCALFILES="$LOCALFILES ${FILES[$COUNT]}"
COUNT=$(($COUNT + 1 ))
done
# Check list of changed files. If there are changes in the working
# copy, ask the user to verify, and later, commit them up to
# central repository.
if [[ $LOCALFILES != '' ]];then
# Verify changes.
cli_printMessage "`gettext "Do you want to see changes now?"`" "AsYesOrNoRequestLine"
svn diff $LOCALFILES | less
# Commit changes.
cli_printMessage "`gettext "Do you want to commit changes now?"`" "AsYesOrNoRequestLine"
svn commit $LOCALFILES
fi
}