#!/usr/bin/env python3 # # Generate an auto.conf and associated other config files for a given autobuilder configuration # # Called with $1 - The 'nightly' target the autobuilder is running # $2 - The autobuilder step number (a given target can run multiple steps with different configurations) # $3 - The target build directory to configure # $4 - The poky branch name the build is running on # $5 - The name of the repository the build is running on # import json import os import sys import subprocess import errno if len(sys.argv) != 6: print("Incorrect number of parameters, please call as %s ") sys.exit(1) target = sys.argv[1] stepnum = int(sys.argv[2]) + 1 # Our step numbering is 1 2 3 etc., not 0 of buildbot builddir = sys.argv[3] branchname = sys.argv[4] reponame = sys.argv[5] scriptsdir = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)) with open(os.path.join(scriptsdir, '..', 'config.json')) as f: ourconfig = json.load(f) # # Check if config contains all the listed params # def contains(params, config): for p in params: if p not in config: return False return True # Check if a config boolean is set def configtrue(name, config): if name in config and config[name]: return True return False # Get a configuration variable, check overrides, first, the defaults def getconfigvar(name, config, target, stepnum): step = "step" + str(stepnum) if target in config['overrides']: if step in config['overrides'][target] and name in config['overrides'][target][step]: return config['overrides'][target][step][name] if name in config['overrides'][target]: return config['overrides'][target][name] if name in config['defaults']: return config['defaults'][name] return False def getconfiglist(name, config, target, stepnum): ret = [] step = "step" + str(stepnum) if target in config['overrides']: if step in config['overrides'][target] and name in config['overrides'][target][step]: ret.extend(config['overrides'][target][step][name]) if name in config['overrides'][target]: ret.extend(config['overrides'][target][name]) if name in config['defaults']: ret.extend(config['defaults'][name]) return ret # # Run a command, trigger a traceback with command output if it fails # def runcmd(cmd): return subprocess.check_output(cmd, stderr=subprocess.STDOUT) variables = [] autoconf = os.path.join(builddir, "conf", "auto.conf") if os.path.exists(autoconf): os.remove(autoconf) # Ensure autoconf's directory exists try: os.makedirs(os.path.dirname(autoconf)) except OSError as e: if e.errno != errno.EEXIST: # Do not complain if the directory exists raise e sdkextraconf = os.path.join(builddir, "conf", "sdk-extra.conf") if os.path.exists(sdkextraconf): os.remove(sdkextraconf) for v in ["MACHINE", "DISTRO", "SDKMACHINE"]: value = getconfigvar(v, ourconfig, target, stepnum) if value and value != "None": variables.append(v + ' = "%s"' % value) distro = getconfigvar("DISTRO", ourconfig, target, stepnum) extravars = getconfiglist("extravars", ourconfig, target, stepnum) if extravars: variables.extend(extravars) if contains(["BUILD_HISTORY_DIR", "build-history-targets", "BUILD_HISTORY_REPO"], ourconfig): # What we need to do here is check if poky, if so proceed, if not (e.g. poky-contrib) don't. # If its a main branch, checkout the previous revision and then move forward on it # If its -next check out the main branch, then move forward on it. if target in ourconfig["build-history-targets"]: bh_path = os.path.join(ourconfig["BUILD_HISTORY_DIR"], distro, branchname, target) remoterepo = ourconfig["BUILD_HISTORY_REPO"] remotebranch = distro + "/" + branchname + "/" + target #if branchname.endswith("-next"): # We reset and base on the last code: # runcmd([os.path.join(scriptsdir, "buildhistory-reset"), bh_path, remoterepo, remotebranch]) runcmd([os.path.join(scriptsdir, "buildhistory-init"), bh_path, remoterepo, remotebranch]) variables.append('INHERIT += "buildhistory"') variables.append('BUILDHISTORY_DIR = "%s"' % bh_path) variables.append('BUILDHISTORY_PUSH_REPO = "%s %s:%s"' % (remoterepo, remotebranch, remotebranch)) print("Writing %s with contents:" % autoconf) with open(autoconf, "w") as f: for v in variables: print(v) f.write(v + "\n")