#!/bin/bash set -e TEST_STDERR_LOG=/tmp/dbictest.stderr echo_err() { echo "$@" 1>&2 ; } if [[ "$TRAVIS" != "true" ]] ; then echo_err "Running this script makes no sense outside of travis-ci" exit 1 fi tstamp() { echo -n "[$(date '+%H:%M:%S')]" ; } run_or_err() { echo_err -n "$(tstamp) $1 ... " LASTEXIT=0 START_TIME=$SECONDS LASTOUT=$( bash -c "$2" 2>&1 ) || LASTEXIT=$? DELTA_TIME=$(( $SECONDS - $START_TIME )) if [[ "$LASTEXIT" != "0" ]] ; then echo_err "FAILED !!! (after ${DELTA_TIME}s)" echo_err "Command executed:" echo_err "$2" echo_err "STDOUT+STDERR:" echo_err "$LASTOUT" return $LASTEXIT else echo_err "done (took ${DELTA_TIME}s)" fi } extract_prereqs() { # once --verbose is set, --no-verbose can't disable it # do this by hand local PERL_CPANM_OPT="$( echo $PERL_CPANM_OPT | sed 's/--verbose\s*//' )" # hack-hack-hack LASTEXIT=0 COMBINED_OUT="$( { stdout="$(cpanm --quiet --scandeps --format tree "$@")" ; } 2>&1; echo "!!!STDERRSTDOUTSEPARATOR!!!$stdout")" \ || LASTEXIT=$? OUT=${COMBINED_OUT#*!!!STDERRSTDOUTSEPARATOR!!!} ERR=$(grep -v " is up to date." <<< "${COMBINED_OUT%!!!STDERRSTDOUTSEPARATOR!!!*}") if [[ "$LASTEXIT" != "0" ]] ; then echo_err "Error occured (exit code $LASTEXIT) retrieving dependencies of $@:" echo_err "$ERR" echo_err "$OUT" exit 1 fi # throw away ascii art, convert to modnames PQ=$(perl -p -e 's/^[^a-z]+//i; s/\-[^\-]+$/ /; s/\-/::/g' <<< "$OUT") # throw away what was in $@ for m in "$@" ; do PQ=$( perl -p -e 's/(?:\s|^)\Q'"$m"'\E(?:\s|$)/ /mg' <<< "$PQ") done # RV echo "$PQ" } parallel_installdeps_notest() { if [[ -z "$@" ]] ; then return; fi # one module spec per line MODLIST="$(printf '%s\n' "$@")" # The reason we do things so "non-interactively" is that xargs -P will have the # latest cpanm instance overwrite the buildlog. There seems to be no way to # specify a custom buildlog, hence we just collect the verbose output # and display it in case of "worker" failure # # Explanation of inline args: # # [09:38] you need a $0 # [09:38] hence the _ # [09:38] bash -c '...' _ # [09:39] I like -- because it's the magic that gnu getopts uses for somethign else # [09:39] or --, yes # [09:39] ribasushi: you could put "giant space monkey penises" instead of "--" and it would work just as well # run_or_err "Installing (without testing) $(echo $MODLIST)" \ "echo \\ \"$MODLIST\" \\ | xargs -d '\\n' -n 1 -P $NUMTHREADS bash -c \\ 'OUT=\$(cpanm --notest --no-man-pages \"\$@\" 2>&1 ) || (LASTEXIT=\$?; echo \"\$OUT\"; exit \$LASTEXIT)' \\ 'giant space monkey penises' " } CPAN_is_sane() { perl -MCPAN\ 1.94_56 -e 1 &>/dev/null ; } CPAN_supports_BUILDPL() { perl -MCPAN\ 1.9205 -e1 &>/dev/null; }