iperf3-tls/make_release
Bruce A. Mah 49a345cc02 Roll tarballs slightly differently so we actually get compression.
We were relying on "git archive" being able to create tar.gz files,
but that ability isn't present in the git that comes with CentOS 6,
so we use git to create a tar file and then compress it ourselves.
2014-03-10 13:30:20 -07:00

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#!/bin/sh
proj="iperf"
if [ "x$2" != "x" ]; then
tag=$2
else
tag=`awk '/IPERF_VERSION / {
gsub(/"/, "", $3);
print $3 }' src/version.h`
fi
dirname=`echo $tag $proj | awk '{
gsub(/-ALPHA/, "a", $1);
gsub(/-BETA/, "b", $1);
gsub(/-RELEASE/, "", $1);
print $2"-"$1 }'`
# echo tag $tag
# echo dirname $dirname
do_tag ()
{
git tag --sign -m "tagging $tag" $tag
}
do_tar ()
{
tarball=${dirname}.tar.gz
rm -f ${tarball}
git archive --format=tar --prefix ${dirname}/ ${tag} | gzip -9 > ${tarball}
# Compute SHA256 hash
case `uname -s` in
FreeBSD) sha=sha256 ;;
Linux) sha=sha256sum ;;
Darwin) sha="shasum -a 256" ;;
*) sha=echo ;;
esac
${sha} ${tarball}
}
usage ()
{
cat <<EOF
$0: tag|tar
tag -- create a tag
tar -- create a tarball from a tag
General use is to do:
./$0 tag
./$0 tar
An optional argument may be specified to both the tag and tar
subcommands to explicitly specify a tag string. If not specified, the
contents of src/version.h are used.
EOF
}
case $1 in
tag) do_tag ;;
tar) do_tar ;;
*) echo "unknown command: $1"; usage ;;
esac
exit