kiwi-el8/Makefile
Marcus Schäfer cc19266600
Cleanup setup.py
The way kiwi uses setup.py assumes that pip runs this script
like a spec file in rpm is processed. However this is not the
case given that pip implicitly creates a static zip file called
wheel which looses all the code logic done in setup.py. Therefore
setup.py should not contain code that needs to run at install
time. Of course this change comes with an effect which is that
the following files will not be available when installing kiwi
from pip:

* man pages: /usr/share/man/man8/...
* command completion: /etc/bash_completion.d/kiwi-ng.sh
* kiwi default config file: /etc/kiwi.yml
* package docs: /usr/share/doc/packages/kiwi-ng/...
  (kiwi.pdf, LICENSE, README)

kiwi stays fully functional without this information. It is
expected that the installation of kiwi as a service will
be done by a package and its package manager. When using kiwi
from pip it is designed to provide a python module but not
a complete user application. The way pip and wheels interact
with each other seems to demonstrate that pip is not a
package manager but more a python module manager.

This Fixes #1415
2020-07-03 10:27:57 +02:00

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buildroot = /
docdir = /usr/share/doc/packages
python_version = 3
python_lookup_name = python$(python_version)
python = $(shell which $(python_lookup_name))
LC = LC_MESSAGES
version := $(shell \
$(python) -c \
'from kiwi.version import __version__; print(__version__)'\
)
.PHONY: tools
tools:
# apart from python sources there are also some legacy
# C tools used in custom kiwi boot descriptions.
# Note: These information will be missing when installed from pip
${MAKE} -C tools all
install_dracut:
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}usr/lib/dracut/modules.d
cp -a dracut/modules.d/* ${buildroot}usr/lib/dracut/modules.d
install_package_docs:
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}${docdir}/python-kiwi
install -m 644 doc/build/latex/kiwi.pdf \
${buildroot}${docdir}/python-kiwi/kiwi.pdf
install -m 644 LICENSE \
${buildroot}${docdir}/python-kiwi/LICENSE
install -m 644 README.rst \
${buildroot}${docdir}/python-kiwi/README
install:
# apart from python sources there are also
# the C tools, the manual pages and the completion
# Note: These information will be missing when installed from pip
${MAKE} -C tools buildroot=${buildroot} install
# manual pages
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}usr/share/man/man8
for man in doc/build/man/*.8; do \
test -e $$man && gzip -f $$man || true ;\
done
for man in doc/build/man/*.8.gz; do \
install -m 644 $$man ${buildroot}usr/share/man/man8 ;\
done
# completion
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}usr/share/bash-completion/completions
$(python) helper/completion_generator.py \
> ${buildroot}usr/share/bash-completion/completions/kiwi-ng.sh
# kiwi default configuration
install -d -m 755 ${buildroot}etc
install -m 644 kiwi.yml ${buildroot}etc/kiwi.yml
tox:
tox "-n 5"
kiwi/schema/kiwi.rng: kiwi/schema/kiwi.rnc
# whenever the schema is changed this target will convert
# the short form of the RelaxNG schema to the format used
# in code and auto generates the python data structures
trang -I rnc -O rng kiwi/schema/kiwi.rnc kiwi/schema/kiwi.rng
# XML parser code is auto generated from schema using generateDS
# http://pythonhosted.org/generateDS
# ---
# a) modify arch-name xsd:token pattern to be generic because
# generateDS translates the regular expression into another
# expression which is different and wrong compared to the
# expression in the schema
cat kiwi/schema/kiwi.rnc | sed -e \
s'@arch-name = xsd:token.*@arch-name = xsd:token {pattern = ".*"}@' >\
kiwi/schema/kiwi_modified_for_generateDS.rnc
# convert schema rnc format into xsd format and call generateDS
trang -I rnc -O xsd kiwi/schema/kiwi_modified_for_generateDS.rnc \
kiwi/schema/kiwi_for_generateDS.xsd
generateDS.py -f --external-encoding='utf-8' --no-dates --no-warnings \
-o kiwi/xml_parse.py kiwi/schema/kiwi_for_generateDS.xsd
rm kiwi/schema/kiwi_for_generateDS.xsd
rm kiwi/schema/kiwi_modified_for_generateDS.rnc
obs_test_status:
./.obs_test_status
valid:
for i in `find build-tests test kiwi -name *.xml -o -name *.kiwi`; do \
if [ ! -L $$i ];then \
xsltproc -o $$i.converted kiwi/xsl/master.xsl $$i && \
mv $$i.converted $$i ;\
fi \
done
git_attributes:
# the following is required to update the $Format:%H$ git attribute
# for details on when this target is called see setup.py
git archive HEAD kiwi/version.py | tar -x
clean_git_attributes:
# cleanup version.py to origin state
# for details on when this target is called see setup.py
git checkout kiwi/version.py
build: clean tox
# create setup.py variant for rpm build.
# delete module versions from setup.py for building an rpm
# the dependencies to the python module rpm packages is
# managed in the spec file
sed -ie "s@>=[0-9.]*'@'@g" setup.py
# build the sdist source tarball
$(python) setup.py sdist
# restore original setup.py backed up from sed
mv setup.pye setup.py
# provide rpm source tarball
mv dist/kiwi-${version}.tar.gz dist/python-kiwi.tar.gz
# append PDF documentation to tarball
gzip -d dist/python-kiwi.tar.gz
mkdir -p kiwi-${version}/doc/build/latex
mv doc/build/latex/kiwi.pdf kiwi-${version}/doc/build/latex
tar -uf dist/python-kiwi.tar kiwi-${version}/doc/build/latex/kiwi.pdf
gzip dist/python-kiwi.tar
rm -rf kiwi-${version}
# update rpm changelog using reference file
helper/update_changelog.py --since package/python-kiwi.changes > \
dist/python-kiwi.changes
helper/update_changelog.py --file package/python-kiwi.changes >> \
dist/python-kiwi.changes
# update package version in spec file
cat package/python-kiwi-spec-template | sed -e s'@%%VERSION@${version}@' \
> dist/python-kiwi.spec
# update package version in PKGBUILD file
md5sums=$$(md5sum dist/python-kiwi.tar.gz | cut -d" " -f1); \
cat package/python-kiwi-pkgbuild-template | sed -e s'@%%VERSION@${version}@' \
-e s"@%%MD5SUM@$${md5sums}@" > dist/PKGBUILD
# provide rpm rpmlintrc
cp package/python-kiwi-rpmlintrc dist
pypi: clean tox
$(python) setup.py sdist upload
clean: clean_git_attributes
$(python) setup.py clean
rm -rf doc/build
rm -rf doc/dist
${MAKE} -C tools clean