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update-via-pacman.ps1
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# This script updates a Git for Windows SDK via Pacman.
#
# Its primary use is to update the `git-sdk-64` repository at
# https://github.com/git-for-windows/git-sdk-64, via its `sync`
# workflow.
#
# It can also be run locally. By default, PowerShell does not allow to run
# scripts. This can be temporarily allowed via
#
# Set-ExecutionPolicy -ExecutionPolicy Bypass -Scope Process
Set-PSDebug -Trace 1
function die {
Param(
[Parameter(Mandatory=$true,Position=0)] [String]$Message
)
[Console]::Error.WriteLine($Message)
exit 1
}
# switch to the directory containing this script
Set-Location $PSScriptRoot
if (!$?) { die "Could not switch directory to $PSScriptRoot" }
$env:PATH = "$(Get-Location)\usr\bin;" + $env:PATH
# Set to MSYS mode
$env:MSYSTEM = "MSYS"
$env:MSYS2_PATH_TYPE = "minimal"
# Create /var/log/ so that pacman.log is written
if (!(Test-Path var\log -PathType Container)) {
New-Item -ItemType Directory -Path var\log -Force
}
echo "Run Pacman (First Pass)"
bash -lc "pacman -Syyu --overwrite=\* --noconfirm"
if (!$?) { exit 1 }
# Ensure that the Git for Windows keyring is registered
bash -lc @"
set -x
pacman-key --list-keys BB3AA74136C569BB >/dev/null ||
pacman-key --populate git-for-windows
"@
if (!$?) { die "Could not re-populate git-for-windows-keyring" }
# If Pacman updated "core" packages, e.g. the MSYS2 runtime, it stops
# (because Pacman itself depends on the MSYS2 runtime, and continuing would
# result in crashes or hangs). In such a case, we simply need to upgrade
# *again*.
#
# To detect that, we look at Pacman's log and search for the needle
#
# [PACMAN] starting <upgrade-type> system upgrade
#
# If the last such line has the upgrade type `full`, we're fine, and do not
# need to run Pacman again. Otherwise we will have to run it again, letting
# it upgrade the non-core packages.
$type=(
Get-Content -Tail 512 var\log\pacman.log |
Select-String -AllMatches -Pattern "\[PACMAN\] starting .* system upgrade" |
Select -Last 1
)
if ($type -Match "full system upgrade") {
echo "No second pass needed"
} else {
echo "Run Pacman again (Second Pass) to upgrade the remaining (non-core) packages"
bash -lc "pacman -Su --overwrite=\* --noconfirm"
if (!$?) { exit 1 }
# Ensure that the Git for Windows keyring is registered
bash -lc @"
set -x
pacman-key --list-keys BB3AA74136C569BB >/dev/null ||
pacman-key --populate git-for-windows
"@
if (!$?) { die "Could not re-populate git-for-windows-keyring" }
}
# Git for Windows switched to using the regular `asciidoctor` _without_ any
# of the extensions. So let's ensure that the custom-built package
# `mingw-w64-asciidoctor-extensions` is no longer installed.
if (Test-Path var/lib/pacman/local/mingw-w64-*-asciidoctor-extensions-[0-9]* -PathType Container) {
bash -lc @'
set -x
for d in clangarm64 mingw64 mingw32
do
test -x /$d/bin/ruby.exe || continue
export PATH=/$d/bin:$PATH
case $d in
clangarm64) carch=clang-aarch64;;
mingw64) carch=x86_64;;
mingw32) carch=i686;;
esac
# Uninstall mingw-w64-asciidoctor-extensions
test ! -d /var/lib/pacman/local/mingw-w64-$carch-asciidoctor-extensions-[0-9]* || {
pacman -R --noconfirm mingw-w64-$carch-asciidoctor-extensions &&
# Uninstall the `asciidoctor` gem and install `mingw-w64-asciidoctor` instead
gem uninstall asciidoctor
} || exit 1
pacman -S --noconfirm mingw-w64-$carch-asciidoctor || exit 1
done
'@
if (!$?) { die "Could not re-install asciidoctor" }
}
# Pacman sometimes writes `.pacnew` files; We want to rename them and let
# the post-install script of the `git-extra` package edit them.
$latestSystemUpgrade = (
Get-Content -Tail 512 var\log\pacman.log |
Select-String -AllMatches -Pattern "\[PACMAN\] starting .* system upgrade" |
Select -Last 1
)
$pacnew = (
Get-Content -Tail (512-$latestSystemUpgrade.LineNumber) var\log\pacman.log |
Select-String -AllMatches -Pattern "\.pacnew" |
ForEach-Object -Process {
if ($_.Line -Match "warning:.*installed as /(.*)\.pacnew$") { $Matches[1] }
}
)
if ($pacnew.Length -gt 0) {
$pacnew | ForEach-Object -Process {
$newName = $_ -Replace '.*/', ''
$path = $_ -Replace '/', '\'
$pacnewPath = $path + ".pacnew"
if (Test-Path $pacnewPath -PathType Leaf) {
if ($newName -eq "pacman.conf") {
$ignorePkg = (
Get-Content $path |
Select-String -Pattern "^IgnorePkg *="
)
if ($ignorePkg.length -eq 1) {
$content = Get-Content $pacnewPath
$line = $content | Select-String -Pattern "^ *#? *IgnorePkg *="
$content[$line.LineNumber] = $ignorePkg[0]
$content -join "`n" | Out-File -NoNewLine -FilePath $pacnewPath -Encoding ascii
}
}
Remove-Item -Path $path
Rename-Item -Path $pacnewPath -NewName $newName -Force
}
}
bash -lc @"
set -x &&
. /var/lib/pacman/local/mingw-w64-*-git-extra-[0-9]*/install 2>/dev/null &&
post_upgrade
"@
}
# Wrapping up: re-install mingw-w64-git-extra
bash -lc "pacman -S --overwrite=\* --noconfirm mingw-w64-x86_64-git-extra"