#!/usr/bin/env python # # This script generates the compile expansions file used by MCI as part of the push/ # release process. # # You can invoke it either with git describe: # $ git describe | python generate_compile_expansions.py > compile_expansions.yml # or with the version.json file # $ python generate_compile_expansions.py version.json > compile_expansions.yml # import fileinput import json import re # This function matches a version string and captures the "extra" part # If the version is a release like "2.3.4" or "2.3.4-rc0", this will return # ( None ) # If the version is a pre-release like "2.3.4-325-githash" or "2.3.4-pre-", this will return # ( "-pre-" ) or ( "-325-githash" ) # If the version begins with the letter 'r', it will also match, e.g. # r2.3.4, r2.3.4-rc0, r2.3.4-git234, r2.3.4-rc0-234-githash # If the version is invalid (i.e. doesn't start with "2.3.4" or "2.3.4-rc0", this will return # False def match_verstr(verstr): res = re.match(r'^r?(?:\d+\.\d+\.\d+(?:-rc\d+)?)(-.*)?', verstr) if not res: return False return res.groups() input_obj = fileinput.input() version_line = input_obj.readline() version_parts = match_verstr(version_line) if not version_parts: if input_obj.filename().endswith(".json"): version_data_buf = "".join([ version_line ] + [ l for l in input_obj ]) try: version_data = json.loads(version_data_buf) except Exception as e: print "Unable to load json file: %s" % e exit(1) version_parts = match_verstr(version_data['version']) version_line = version_data['version'] else: version_line = version_line.lstrip("r").rstrip() # If the version still doesn't match, give up and print an error message! if not version_parts: print "Unable to parse version data!" exit(1) if version_parts[0]: print "suffix: latest" print "src_suffix: latest" else: print "suffix: {0}".format(version_line) print "src_suffix: r{0}".format(version_line) print "version: {0}".format(version_line)