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Currently when triggering release, it always pull remote repo and checkout main branch. Any changes which are merged into the target release branch (e.g. release-3.5) will be ignored. It isn't convenient for test, including in github workflow and local environment. So we need to support triggering release in current branch. Note: --current-branch should only be called with DRY_RUN=true Signed-off-by: Benjamin Wang <wachao@vmware.com>
435 lines
13 KiB
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435 lines
13 KiB
Bash
#!/usr/bin/env bash
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ROOT_MODULE="go.etcd.io/etcd"
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if [[ "$(go list)" != "${ROOT_MODULE}/v3" ]]; then
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echo "must be run from '${ROOT_MODULE}/v3' module directory"
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exit 255
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fi
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function set_root_dir {
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ETCD_ROOT_DIR=$(go list -f '{{.Dir}}' "${ROOT_MODULE}/v3")
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}
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set_root_dir
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#### Convenient IO methods #####
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COLOR_RED='\033[0;31m'
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COLOR_ORANGE='\033[0;33m'
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COLOR_GREEN='\033[0;32m'
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COLOR_LIGHTCYAN='\033[0;36m'
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COLOR_BLUE='\033[0;94m'
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COLOR_MAGENTA='\033[95m'
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COLOR_BOLD='\033[1m'
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COLOR_NONE='\033[0m' # No Color
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function log_error {
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_BOLD}${COLOR_RED}"
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>&2 echo "$@"
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_NONE}"
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}
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function log_warning {
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_ORANGE}"
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>&2 echo "$@"
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_NONE}"
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}
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function log_callout {
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_LIGHTCYAN}"
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>&2 echo "$@"
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_NONE}"
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}
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function log_cmd {
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_BLUE}"
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>&2 echo "$@"
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_NONE}"
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}
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function log_success {
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_GREEN}"
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>&2 echo "$@"
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_NONE}"
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}
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function log_info {
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_NONE}"
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>&2 echo "$@"
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>&2 echo -n -e "${COLOR_NONE}"
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}
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# From http://stackoverflow.com/a/12498485
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function relativePath {
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# both $1 and $2 are absolute paths beginning with /
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# returns relative path to $2 from $1
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local source=$1
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local target=$2
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local commonPart=$source
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local result=""
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while [[ "${target#"$commonPart"}" == "${target}" ]]; do
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# no match, means that candidate common part is not correct
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# go up one level (reduce common part)
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commonPart="$(dirname "$commonPart")"
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# and record that we went back, with correct / handling
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if [[ -z $result ]]; then
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result=".."
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else
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result="../$result"
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fi
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done
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if [[ $commonPart == "/" ]]; then
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# special case for root (no common path)
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result="$result/"
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fi
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# since we now have identified the common part,
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# compute the non-common part
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local forwardPart="${target#"$commonPart"}"
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# and now stick all parts together
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if [[ -n $result ]] && [[ -n $forwardPart ]]; then
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result="$result$forwardPart"
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elif [[ -n $forwardPart ]]; then
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# extra slash removal
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result="${forwardPart:1}"
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fi
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echo "$result"
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}
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#### Discovery of files/packages within a go module #####
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# go_srcs_in_module [package]
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# returns list of all not-generated go sources in the current (dir) module.
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function go_srcs_in_module {
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go list -f "{{with \$c:=.}}{{range \$f:=\$c.GoFiles }}{{\$c.Dir}}/{{\$f}}{{\"\n\"}}{{end}}{{range \$f:=\$c.TestGoFiles }}{{\$c.Dir}}/{{\$f}}{{\"\n\"}}{{end}}{{range \$f:=\$c.XTestGoFiles }}{{\$c.Dir}}/{{\$f}}{{\"\n\"}}{{end}}{{end}}" ./... | grep -vE "(\\.pb\\.go|\\.pb\\.gw.go)"
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}
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# pkgs_in_module [optional:package_pattern]
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# returns list of all packages in the current (dir) module.
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# if the package_pattern is given, its being resolved.
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function pkgs_in_module {
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go list -mod=mod "${1:-./...}";
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}
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# Prints subdirectory (from the repo root) for the current module.
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function module_subdir {
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relativePath "${ETCD_ROOT_DIR}" "${PWD}"
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}
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#### Running actions against multiple modules ####
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# run [command...] - runs given command, printing it first and
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# again if it failed (in RED). Use to wrap important test commands
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# that user might want to re-execute to shorten the feedback loop when fixing
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# the test.
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function run {
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local rpath
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local command
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rpath=$(module_subdir)
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# Quoting all components as the commands are fully copy-parsable:
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command=("${@}")
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command=("${command[@]@Q}")
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if [[ "${rpath}" != "." && "${rpath}" != "" ]]; then
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repro="(cd ${rpath} && ${command[*]})"
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else
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repro="${command[*]}"
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fi
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log_cmd "% ${repro}"
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"${@}" 2> >(while read -r line; do echo -e "${COLOR_NONE}stderr: ${COLOR_MAGENTA}${line}${COLOR_NONE}">&2; done)
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local error_code=$?
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if [ ${error_code} -ne 0 ]; then
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log_error -e "FAIL: (code:${error_code}):\\n % ${repro}"
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return ${error_code}
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fi
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}
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# run_for_module [module] [cmd]
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# executes given command in the given module for given pkgs.
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# module_name - "." (in future: tests, client, server)
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# cmd - cmd to be executed - that takes package as last argument
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function run_for_module {
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local module=${1:-"."}
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shift 1
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(
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cd "${ETCD_ROOT_DIR}/${module}" && "$@"
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)
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}
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function module_dirs() {
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echo "api pkg client/pkg client/v2 client/v3 server etcdutl etcdctl tests ."
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}
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# maybe_run [cmd...] runs given command depending on the DRY_RUN flag.
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function maybe_run() {
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if ${DRY_RUN}; then
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log_warning -e "# DRY_RUN:\\n % ${*}"
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else
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run "${@}"
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fi
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}
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function modules() {
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modules=(
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/api/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/pkg/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/client/pkg/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/client/v2"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/client/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/server/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/etcdutl/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/etcdctl/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/tests/v3"
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"${ROOT_MODULE}/v3")
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echo "${modules[@]}"
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}
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function modules_exp() {
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for m in $(modules); do
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echo -n "${m}/... "
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done
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}
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# run_for_modules [cmd]
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# run given command across all modules and packages
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# (unless the set is limited using ${PKG} or / ${USERMOD})
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function run_for_modules {
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local pkg="${PKG:-./...}"
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if [ -z "${USERMOD:-}" ]; then
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for m in $(module_dirs); do
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run_for_module "${m}" "$@" "${pkg}" || return "$?"
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done
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else
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run_for_module "${USERMOD}" "$@" "${pkg}" || return "$?"
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fi
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}
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junitFilenamePrefix() {
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if [[ -z "${JUNIT_REPORT_DIR}" ]]; then
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echo ""
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return
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fi
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mkdir -p "${JUNIT_REPORT_DIR}"
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DATE=$( date +%s | base64 | head -c 15 )
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echo "${JUNIT_REPORT_DIR}/junit_$DATE"
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}
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function produce_junit_xmlreport {
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local -r junit_filename_prefix=$1
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if [[ -z "${junit_filename_prefix}" ]]; then
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return
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fi
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local junit_xml_filename
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junit_xml_filename="${junit_filename_prefix}.xml"
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# Ensure that gotestsum is run without cross-compiling
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run_go_tool gotest.tools/gotestsum --junitfile "${junit_xml_filename}" --raw-command cat "${junit_filename_prefix}"*.stdout || exit 1
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if [ "${VERBOSE}" != "1" ]; then
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rm "${junit_filename_prefix}"*.stdout
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fi
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log_callout "Saved JUnit XML test report to ${junit_xml_filename}"
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}
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#### Running go test ########
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# go_test [packages] [mode] [flags_for_package_func] [$@]
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# [mode] supports 3 states:
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# - "parallel": fastest as concurrently processes multiple packages, but silent
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# till the last package. See: https://github.com/golang/go/issues/2731
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# - "keep_going" : executes tests package by package, but postpones reporting error to the last
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# - "fail_fast" : executes tests packages 1 by 1, exits on the first failure.
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#
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# [flags_for_package_func] is a name of function that takes list of packages as parameter
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# and computes additional flags to the go_test commands.
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# Use 'true' or ':' if you dont need additional arguments.
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#
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# depends on the VERBOSE top-level variable.
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#
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# Example:
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# go_test "./..." "keep_going" ":" --short
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#
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# The function returns != 0 code in case of test failure.
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function go_test {
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local packages="${1}"
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local mode="${2}"
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local flags_for_package_func="${3}"
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local junit_filename_prefix
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shift 3
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local goTestFlags=""
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local goTestEnv=""
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##### Create a junit-style XML test report in this directory if set. #####
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JUNIT_REPORT_DIR=${JUNIT_REPORT_DIR:-}
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# If JUNIT_REPORT_DIR is unset, and ARTIFACTS is set, then have them match.
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if [[ -z "${JUNIT_REPORT_DIR:-}" && -n "${ARTIFACTS:-}" ]]; then
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export JUNIT_REPORT_DIR="${ARTIFACTS}"
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fi
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# Used to filter verbose test output.
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go_test_grep_pattern=".*"
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if [[ -n "${JUNIT_REPORT_DIR}" ]] ; then
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goTestFlags+="-v "
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goTestFlags+="-json "
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# Show only summary lines by matching lines like "status package/test"
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go_test_grep_pattern="^[^[:space:]]\+[[:space:]]\+[^[:space:]]\+/[^[[:space:]]\+"
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fi
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junit_filename_prefix=$(junitFilenamePrefix)
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if [ "${VERBOSE}" == "1" ]; then
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goTestFlags="-v"
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fi
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# Expanding patterns (like ./...) into list of packages
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local unpacked_packages=("${packages}")
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if [ "${mode}" != "parallel" ]; then
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# shellcheck disable=SC2207
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# shellcheck disable=SC2086
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if ! unpacked_packages=($(go list ${packages})); then
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log_error "Cannot resolve packages: ${packages}"
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return 255
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fi
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fi
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local failures=""
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# execution of tests against packages:
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for pkg in "${unpacked_packages[@]}"; do
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local additional_flags
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# shellcheck disable=SC2086
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additional_flags=$(${flags_for_package_func} ${pkg})
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# shellcheck disable=SC2206
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local cmd=( go test ${goTestFlags} ${additional_flags} "$@" ${pkg} )
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# shellcheck disable=SC2086
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if ! run env ${goTestEnv} ETCD_VERIFY="${ETCD_VERIFY}" "${cmd[@]}" | tee ${junit_filename_prefix:+"${junit_filename_prefix}.stdout"} | grep --binary-files=text "${go_test_grep_pattern}" ; then
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if [ "${mode}" != "keep_going" ]; then
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produce_junit_xmlreport "${junit_filename_prefix}"
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return 2
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else
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failures=("${failures[@]}" "${pkg}")
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fi
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fi
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produce_junit_xmlreport "${junit_filename_prefix}"
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done
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if [ -n "${failures[*]}" ] ; then
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log_error -e "ERROR: Tests for following packages failed:\\n ${failures[*]}"
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return 2
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fi
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}
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#### Other ####
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# tool_exists [tool] [instruction]
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# Checks whether given [tool] is installed. In case of failure,
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# prints a warning with installation [instruction] and returns !=0 code.
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#
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# WARNING: This depend on "any" version of the 'binary' that might be tricky
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# from hermetic build perspective. For go binaries prefer 'tool_go_run'
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function tool_exists {
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local tool="${1}"
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local instruction="${2}"
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if ! command -v "${tool}" >/dev/null; then
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log_warning "Tool: '${tool}' not found on PATH. ${instruction}"
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return 255
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fi
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}
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# tool_get_bin [tool] - returns absolute path to a tool binary (or returns error)
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function tool_get_bin {
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local tool="$1"
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local pkg_part="$1"
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if [[ "$tool" == *"@"* ]]; then
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pkg_part=$(echo "${tool}" | cut -d'@' -f1)
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# shellcheck disable=SC2086
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run go install ${GOBINARGS:-} "${tool}" || return 2
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else
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# shellcheck disable=SC2086
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run_for_module ./tools/mod run go install ${GOBINARGS:-} "${tool}" || return 2
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fi
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# remove the version suffix, such as removing "/v3" from "go.etcd.io/etcd/v3".
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local cmd_base_name
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cmd_base_name=$(basename "${pkg_part}")
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if [[ ${cmd_base_name} =~ ^v[0-9]*$ ]]; then
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pkg_part=$(dirname "${pkg_part}")
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fi
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run_for_module ./tools/mod go list -f '{{.Target}}' "${pkg_part}"
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}
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# tool_pkg_dir [pkg] - returns absolute path to a directory that stores given pkg.
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# The pkg versions must be defined in ./tools/mod directory.
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function tool_pkg_dir {
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run_for_module ./tools/mod run go list -f '{{.Dir}}' "${1}"
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}
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# tool_get_bin [tool]
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function run_go_tool {
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local cmdbin
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if ! cmdbin=$(GOARCH="" tool_get_bin "${1}"); then
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log_warning "Failed to install tool '${1}'"
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return 2
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fi
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shift 1
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GOARCH="" run "${cmdbin}" "$@" || return 2
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}
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# assert_no_git_modifications fails if there are any uncommited changes.
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function assert_no_git_modifications {
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log_callout "Making sure everything is committed."
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if ! git diff --cached --exit-code; then
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log_error "Found staged by uncommited changes. Do commit/stash your changes first."
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return 2
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fi
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if ! git diff --exit-code; then
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log_error "Found unstaged and uncommited changes. Do commit/stash your changes first."
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return 2
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fi
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}
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# makes sure that the current branch is in sync with the origin branch:
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# - no uncommitted nor unstaged changes
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# - no differencing commits in relation to the origin/$branch
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function git_assert_branch_in_sync {
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local branch
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# TODO: When git 2.22 popular, change to:
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# branch=$(git branch --show-current)
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branch=$(run git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD)
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log_callout "Verify the current branch '${branch}' is clean"
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if [[ $(run git status --porcelain --untracked-files=no) ]]; then
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log_error "The workspace in '$(pwd)' for branch: ${branch} has uncommitted changes"
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log_error "Consider cleaning up / renaming this directory or (cd $(pwd) && git reset --hard)"
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return 2
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fi
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log_callout "Verify the current branch '${branch}' is in sync with the 'origin/${branch}'"
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if [ -n "${branch}" ]; then
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ref_local=$(run git rev-parse "${branch}")
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ref_origin=$(run git rev-parse "origin/${branch}")
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if [ "x${ref_local}" != "x${ref_origin}" ]; then
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log_error "In workspace '$(pwd)' the branch: ${branch} diverges from the origin."
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log_error "Consider cleaning up / renaming this directory or (cd $(pwd) && git reset --hard origin/${branch})"
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return 2
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fi
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else
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log_warning "Cannot verify consistency with the origin, as git is on detached branch."
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fi
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}
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