Call for Help: need script for patching ports tree, building with poudriere

[Ricky G]

Hello, 
 Started working on a simple sh script to do as requested. So far have 1,2,4,5 complete. There is much error checking to be added still though. Wanted to ask a few things first.
2- Does port tree checkout matter? Right now my script assumes svnlite generated the patch at the root of the tree5- Does duplicates matter? poudriere doesn't care but is this strictly for poudriere?6- How should the output be handled?


> Date: Sat, 7 Nov 2015 00:28:28 -0800
> Subject: Call for Help: need script for patching ports tree, building with poudriere
> From: rodrigc at FreeBSD.org
> To: freebsd-testing at freebsd.org; freebsd-ports at freebsd.org
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I've been working on some advanced scripting with Eitan Adler.
> We are interested in experimenting with integrating Jenkins + Phabricator
> using: https://wiki.jenkins-ci.org/display/JENKINS/Phabricator+Plugin
> For starters, we want to see what we can accomplish with ports.
> 
> Can someone provide a script that does the following:
> 
> (1)  Takes a patch file
> (2)  Applies the patch file to a checked out ports tree
> (3)  If patching fails, quit and report an error
> (4)  If patch succeeds, do a simple guess to figure out which ports were
> affected
> (5)  Create a file build.ports.txt which lists these ports, and can be used
> as input
>      to poudriere, by invoking:
> 
>           poudriere bulk -f build.ports.txt
> 
> (6)  In addition, run portlint, port test, and any other appropriate
> scripts to
>      test that the patched ports following the porting style guidelines.
> 
> For example, if the patch in this review was submitted:
> https://reviews.freebsd.org/D3791
> then a build.ports.txt file with this content would be created:
> 
> 
> databases/py-Pyrseas
> databases/py-pylibmc
> databases/py-redis
> deskutils/py-bugwarrior
> deskutils/py-taskw
> devel/py-Jinja2
> devel/py-TGScheduler
> devel/py-apscheduler
> devel/py-asn1
> devel/py-asyncio
> devel/py-biplist
> devel/py-check-manifest
> devel/py-circuits
> devel/py-dateutil
> devel/py-doit
> devel/py-fabric
> devel/py-filemagic
> devel/py-foolscap
> devel/py-freezegun
> devel/py-future
> devel/py-lazy
> devel/py-logan
> devel/py-mock
> devel/py-nose
> devel/py-phabricator
> devel/py-pip
> devel/py-protobuf
> devel/py-pyflakes
> devel/py-pygit2
> devel/py-pygithub
> devel/py-pytest-cache
> devel/py-pytest
> devel/py-python-bugzilla
> devel/py-sanetime
> devel/py-scripttest
> devel/py-semantic_version
> devel/py-setuptools
> devel/py-simplejson
> devel/py-tox
> devel/py-twiggy
> devel/py-tzlocal
> devel/py-virtualenv
> finance/py-stripe
> ftp/py-pyftpdlib
> math/py-graphillion
> math/py-pycosat
> net/py-beanstalkc
> net/py-eventlet
> net/py-netaddr
> net/py-oauth2
> net/py-pynsq
> net/py-pyzmq
> net/py-twitter-tools
> net/turses
> science/py-h5py
> security/py-cryptography
> security/py-ecdsa
> security/py-libnacl
> security/py-oauthlib
> security/py-openssl
> security/py-pycrypto
> security/py-pysha3
> sysutils/py-nagiosplugin
> sysutils/py-supervisor
> textproc/py-diff-match-patch
> textproc/py-mistune
> textproc/py-transifex-client
> textproc/py-wtforms
> www/geeknote
> www/py-aiohttp
> www/py-bleach
> www/py-cactus
> www/py-django-contrib-comments
> www/py-django-mezzanine
> www/py-feedgenerator
> www/py-flask-wtf
> www/py-flexget
> www/py-gandi.cli
> www/py-grequests
> www/py-gunicorn
> www/py-pelican
> www/py-praw
> www/py-pyjwt
> www/py-rackspace-monitoring
> www/py-requests-oauthlib
> www/py-requests
> www/py-slimit
> www/py-slumber
> 
> and poudriere would be invoked to build those ports.
> 
> Does such a script exist?
> 
> If not, would someone by interested in working on such a script, and
> providing it
> via GitHub at https://github.com/freebsd/freebsd-ci/ ?
> 
> Thanks.
> 
> --
> Craig
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