make it easy to check for failing patches locally

adds a script `check-patches.sh` to check for patch failures and also
adds a make target `checkpatches` which will invoke the check-patches
script.
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NRK 2022-06-30 01:23:32 +06:00
parent 7121a6fe43
commit fd69fc2dca
4 changed files with 38 additions and 10 deletions

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@ -43,13 +43,4 @@ jobs:
env: env:
CC: gcc CC: gcc
run: | run: |
export PATCH_OPTS="--merge" make checkpatches
patches=("O_GITSTATUS" "O_NAMEFIRST" "O_RESTOREPREVIEW")
z=$(( 1 << ${#patches[@]} ))
for ((n=1; n < z; ++n)); do
for ((i=0; i < ${#patches[@]}; ++i)); do
printf "%s=%d " "${patches[$i]}" "$(( (n & (1 << i)) != 0 ))"
done | tee "tmp" ; echo
make clean -s
xargs make <"tmp"
done

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@ -310,6 +310,9 @@ upload-local: sign static musl
clean: clean:
$(RM) -f $(BIN) nnn-$(VERSION).tar.gz *.sig $(BIN)-static $(BIN)-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-icons-static $(BIN)-icons-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-nerd-static $(BIN)-nerd-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-emoji-static $(BIN)-emoji-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-musl-static $(BIN)-musl-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(RM) -f $(BIN) nnn-$(VERSION).tar.gz *.sig $(BIN)-static $(BIN)-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-icons-static $(BIN)-icons-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-nerd-static $(BIN)-nerd-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-emoji-static $(BIN)-emoji-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz $(BIN)-musl-static $(BIN)-musl-static-$(VERSION).x86_64.tar.gz
checkpatches:
./patches/check-patches.sh
prepatch: prepatch:
ifeq ($(strip $(O_NAMEFIRST)),1) ifeq ($(strip $(O_NAMEFIRST)),1)
patch --forward $(PATCH_OPTS) --strip=1 --input=$(NAMEFIRST)/mainline.diff patch --forward $(PATCH_OPTS) --strip=1 --input=$(NAMEFIRST)/mainline.diff

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@ -16,8 +16,12 @@ To apply a patch, use the corresponding make variable, e.g.:
make O_NAMEFIRST=1 make O_NAMEFIRST=1
When contributing/adding a new patch, make sure to add the make variable to the patches array in `./misc/test/check-patches.sh` as well so that patch failures can be easily tested.
## Resolving patch conflicts ## Resolving patch conflicts
Patch conflicts can be checked locally by running `make checkpatches` or by running `./patches/check-patches.sh` manually.
Whenever patch conflicts occur on the latest master, pull requests resolving them are welcome. Let's say a conflict occurs in the `restorepreview` patch. The best way to resolve this conflict would be something along the lines of: Whenever patch conflicts occur on the latest master, pull requests resolving them are welcome. Let's say a conflict occurs in the `restorepreview` patch. The best way to resolve this conflict would be something along the lines of:
- Ensure you're on latest master and run `cp src/nnn.c src/nnn.c.orig && PATCH_OPTS="--merge" make O_RESTOREPREVIEW=1`. This will save a copy of the source from master in `src/nnn.c.orig` and generate conflict markers in `src/nnn.c`. - Ensure you're on latest master and run `cp src/nnn.c src/nnn.c.orig && PATCH_OPTS="--merge" make O_RESTOREPREVIEW=1`. This will save a copy of the source from master in `src/nnn.c.orig` and generate conflict markers in `src/nnn.c`.

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patches/check-patches.sh Executable file
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#!/bin/bash
#
# Usage: ./misc/test/check-patches.sh
#
# Bash script that checks for any of the patches failing to apply.
# Read patches/README.md for more information.
export PATCH_OPTS="--merge"
patches=("O_GITSTATUS" "O_NAMEFIRST" "O_RESTOREPREVIEW")
z=$(( 1 << ${#patches[@]} ))
pid=$$
ret=0
trap 'ret=1' SIGUSR1
for ((n=1; n < z; ++n)); do
for ((i=0; i < ${#patches[@]}; ++i)); do
printf "%s=%d " "${patches[$i]}" "$(( (n & (1 << i)) != 0 ))"
done | tee "/dev/stderr" | (
make clean -s
xargs make 2>&1
if [ "$?" -ne 0 ]; then
echo "[FAILED]" >&2
kill -SIGUSR1 "$pid"
else
echo "[SUCCESS]" >&2
fi
git restore src
) >/dev/null
done
exit "$ret"