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47 lines
1.2 KiB
Perl
Executable File
47 lines
1.2 KiB
Perl
Executable File
#!/usr/bin/perl
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#
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#
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# This script gets called after a full mozilla build & test.
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# Use this to build and test an embedded or commercial branding of Mozilla.
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#
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# Edit, and rename this file to post-mozilla.pl to activate.
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# ./build-seamonkey-utils.pl will call PostMozilla::main() after
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# a successful build and testing of mozilla. This package can report
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# status via the $TinderUtils::build_status variable. Yeah this is a hack,
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# but it works for now. Feel free to improve this mechanism to properly
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# return values & stuff. -mcafee
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#
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use strict;
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package PostMozilla;
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sub main {
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# Get build directory from caller.
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my ($mozilla_build_dir) = @_;
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TinderUtils::print_log "Post-Mozilla build goes here.\n";
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#
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# Build script goes here.
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#
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# Report some kind of status to parent script.
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#
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# {'busted', 'testfailed', 'success'}
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#
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# Report a fake success, for example's sake.
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# we return a list because sometimes we pass back a status *and*
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# a url to a binary location, e.g.:
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# return ('success', 'http://upload.host.org/path/to/binary');
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# tinderbox processes the binary url and links to it in the log.
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return ('success');
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}
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# Need to end with a true value, (since we're using "require").
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1;
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