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pkg-auto: Add package automation scripts #2342
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This adds some scripts I have been using for over a year to deal with the weekly package updates. It comes with a `README.md` which describes a workflow similar to my own. The `sync_packages.sh` and `update_packages.sh` scripts are currently not used anywhere. The idea behind them was to use them for Github Action, but that will come as a follow-up PR.
The eclass was removed from Gentoo, so we followed suit. This broke the pkg-auto code. Thus I imported the eclass into the impl directory as gentoo_ver.sh, threw away all the unnecessary parts and moved some from pkg_auto_lib.sh to the new file. This allowed me to also drop a hack where I was grepping for the version regexp in the eclass. Now I'm just exporting it.
I try to keep "public API" at the top of the file.
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I haven't gone over this in detail as you've already walked us through it, and it's already proven itself over months. Your Bash code is also some of the best I've seen. Just need to fix the README and I think you're good to go.
Dropped some lines from README and added a paragraph about security fixes at the end of the |
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This adds some scripts I have been using for over a year to deal with the weekly package updates.
It comes with a
README.md
which describes a workflow similar to my own.The
sync_packages.sh
andupdate_packages.sh
scripts are currently not used anywhere. The idea behind them was to use them for Github Action, but that will come as a follow-up PR.