package-rpm.sh

#!/usr/bin/env bash
set -euo pipefail

# package-rpm.sh
#
# SUMMARY
#
#   Packages a .rpm file to be distributed in the YUM package manager.
#
# ENV VARS
#
#   $TARGET         a target triple. ex: x86_64-apple-darwin (no default)

TARGET="${TARGET:?"You must specify a target triple, ex: x86_64-apple-darwin"}"

#
# Local vars
#

PROJECT_ROOT="$(pwd)"
PACKAGE_VERSION="$("$PROJECT_ROOT/scripts/version.sh")"
ARCHIVE_NAME="vector-$PACKAGE_VERSION-$TARGET.tar.gz"
ARCHIVE_PATH="target/artifacts/$ARCHIVE_NAME"

#
# Header
#

echo "Packaging .rpm for $ARCHIVE_NAME"
echo "TARGET: $TARGET"

#
# Package
#

# RPM has a concept of releases, but we do not need this so every
# release is 1.
export RELEASE=1

# The RPM spec does not like a leading `v` or `-` in the version name.
# Therefore we clean the version so that the `rpmbuild` command does
# not fail.
export CLEANED_VERSION="${PACKAGE_VERSION//-/.}"

# The arch is the first part of the target
# For some architectures, like armv7hl it doesn't match the arch
# from Rust target triple and needs to be specified manually.
ARCH="${ARCH:-"$(echo "$TARGET" | cut -d'-' -f1)"}"

# Prepare rpmbuild dir
RPMBUILD_DIR="$(mktemp -td "rpmbuild.XXXX")"

# Create build dirs
for ITEM in RPMS SOURCES SPECS SRPMS BUILD; do
  rm -rf "${RPMBUILD_DIR:?}/${ITEM:?}"
  mkdir -p "$RPMBUILD_DIR/$ITEM"
done

# Init support data
mkdir -p \
  "$RPMBUILD_DIR/SOURCES/systemd"
cp -av distribution/systemd/. "$RPMBUILD_DIR/SOURCES/systemd"

# Copy the archive into the sources dir
cp -av "$ARCHIVE_PATH" "$RPMBUILD_DIR/SOURCES/vector-$ARCH.tar.gz"

# Perform the build.
rpmbuild \
  --define "_topdir $RPMBUILD_DIR" \
  --target "$ARCH-redhat-linux" \
  --define "_arch $ARCH" \
  --nodebuginfo \
  -ba distribution/rpm/vector.spec

#
# Move the RPM into the artifacts dir
#

ls "$RPMBUILD_DIR/RPMS/$ARCH"
mv -v "$RPMBUILD_DIR/RPMS/$ARCH/vector-$CLEANED_VERSION-$RELEASE.$ARCH.rpm" "target/artifacts/vector-${CLEANED_VERSION}-${RELEASE}.${ARCH}.rpm"