When running on upstream/master, don't compare HEAD against
upstream/master. This is the same commit, so all versions will be the
same. Instead compare against HEAD~1.
Make sure that changed aports always have a higher version than what is
currently in master. This check can be skipped with ci:skip-vercheck (in
square brackets).
Related: #187
Move most code from build_changed_aports.py to common.py. Another patch
will follow soon, which uses common.py to check the versions of changed
aports.
Related: #187
Instead of simply skipping the build check, when ci:skip-build is in
the last commit message (in brackets), download the sources and verify
their checksums.
Depends: pmbootstrap!1788
All bugs should be ironed out now. Let's get some more testing by
enabling crossdirect in CI again. The crossdirect feature is still only
in pmbootstrap master, not in the latest pmbootstrap release. But if it
works without problems for some time, we're ready to make a release.
This reverts commit 6e3252e401.
Do not crash when a MR was made from the same repository, because the
"allow_maintainer_to_push" key does not exist in the GitLab API's
output. Check first if the "source_project_id" is the same as the
"target_project_id", and if it is, do not try to access
"allow_maintainer_to_push" at all.
Check if users activated the 'Allow commits from members who can merge
to the target branch' option in their MRs.
Add the "only" parameter to each job in .gitlab.yml, so the pipeline
can properly run in a "merge request specific context" and give us the
environment variable that contains the MR ID.
Allow skipping the "too many packages changed" check by specifying
"ci:ignore-count" in the commit message.
Allow skipping the package build step by specifying "ci:skip-build"
in the commit message. In contrary to the usual "skip ci" method,
this will still run all the other CI checks.
When we bump the version in pmaports.cfg and the min. required pmaports
version in the pmbootstrap code, then forks of pmaports.git must be
rebased on pmaports.git master. Otherwise "pmbootstrap init" fails, and
because we have it set to quiet (so the output does not distract from
the interesting output if everything goes fine), there was no meaningful
error message yet.
Wrap the "pmbootstrap init" call and display a helpful message that
tells the user to rebase.
Rename test_aports_kde.py to test_aports_framework_versions.py and
generalize all referenes in the code from "KDE frameworks" to
"frameworks". Check that all Qt packages have the same version, support
having the real version in _pkgver and pkgver=9999.
Scan all pmaports, not only the ones in the kde dir. Do not output all
packages of the "other" category anymore, the package count is enough.
In this CI test, we add the upstrem postmarketOS/pmaports.git
remote to the checked out git repository. Do not crash when it exists
already, so we don't need to remove it before each run when testing
locally.
* Move a comment that was after a line of code above that line. That
line was very long compared to all others in the file, and now the
file fits in 80 characters in every line, like PEP-8 recommends.
* Replace "folder" with "dir" in the comments (as I learned lately
that "folder" is only a Windows concept).
Check if all device packages have the same arch in their device
APKBUILD as they have in their deviceinfo. And that they have
!archcheck set in the options.
This test case only makes sense in the pmbootstrap repository, and
we have it there already. In pmaports, we don't need to check if the
"aportgen" code is working - and to check the versions of the aports
we already have the test_upstream_compatibility case.
Copy all test cases from the pmbootstrap repository, that are actually
testing the aports. They were all adjusted to work nicely in this
repository, together with a brand new set of gitlab-ci configs.
This also includes the changes from this merge request, that had a
better detection of changed packages:
<https://gitlab.com/postmarketOS/pmbootstrap/merge_requests/1621>
