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#!/bin/sh
# Copyright 2013, Alexis La Goutte (See AUTHORS file)
#
# For git user: copy tools/pre-commit to .git/hooks/ folder and make it
# executable. To bypass it for a single commit, use the --no-verify argument.
# Using --no-verify will then fail during git review because of a missing
# ChangeID. Fix that by running git review -i. Do not use -i during normal
# operation.
#
# Alternatively, invoke it directly with the commit ID. Example for checking the
# last commit:
#
# tools/pre-commit HEAD~
#
# Relative paths are also supported. For instance, if you are in epan/, then you
# could invoke `../tools/pre-commit HEAD` to check for changes to staged files.
#
# From
# http://mark-story.com/posts/view/using-git-commit-hooks-to-prevent-stupid-mistakes
#
# If the commit identifier is not given, use HEAD instead.
COMMIT_ID="${1:-HEAD}"
UNAME=`uname -a`
case "$UNAME" in
*\ Msys)
pyvar="pythonw.exe"
;;
*)
pyvar="python"
;;
esac
PYBIN=${WS_GITHOOK_PYTHON:-$pyvar}
# Path to hook script in the .git directory
hook_script=${GIT_DIR:-.git}/hooks/pre-commit
# Always start in the root directory of the source tree, this allows for
# invocations via relative paths (such as ../tools/pre-commit):
cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
# Check for newer (actually, different) versions of the pre-commit script
# (but only if invoked as hook, i.e. the commit ID is not given as argument).
if [ -z "$1" ] && [ -f "$hook_script" ]; then
if ! cmp -s "$hook_script" tools/pre-commit; then
echo "Pre-commit hook script is outdated, please update! (cp tools/pre-commit ${hook_script})"
fi
fi
exit_status=0
COMMIT_FILES=`git diff-index --cached --name-status ${COMMIT_ID} | grep -v "^D" | cut -f2 | grep "\.[ch]$"`
DIAMETER_FILES=`git diff-index --cached --name-status ${COMMIT_ID} | grep -v "^D" | cut -f2 | grep diameter/`
# Path to filter script in the tools directory
filter_script=${PWD}/tools/pre-commit-ignore.py
filter_conf=${PWD}/tools/pre-commit-ignore.conf
if [ -f "$filter_script" ] && [ -f "$filter_conf" ]; then
CHECK_FILES=`echo "$COMMIT_FILES" | "$PYBIN" "$filter_script" "$filter_conf"` || exit
else
CHECK_FILES="$COMMIT_FILES"
fi
# On windows python will output \r\n line endings - we don't want that.
#
# Do not use sed, as not all versions of sed support \r as meaning CR
# in a regexp - the only version that does so might be GNU sed; the
# GNU sed documentation says that only \n and \\ can be used in a
# portable script.
#
# The Single UNIX Specification says that tr supports \r; most if not
# all modern UN*Xes should support it.
CHECK_FILES=`echo "$CHECK_FILES" | tr -d '\r'`
for FILE in $CHECK_FILES; do
#Check if checkhf is good
./tools/checkhf.pl $FILE || exit_status=1
#Check if checkAPIs is good
./tools/checkAPIs.pl -p $FILE || exit_status=1
#Check if fix-encoding-args is good
./tools/fix-encoding-args.pl $FILE || exit_status=1
#Check if checkfiltername is good
./tools/checkfiltername.pl $FILE || exit_status=1
done
if [ "x$DIAMETER_FILES" != x ]
then
./tools/validate-diameter-xml.sh > /dev/null || exit_status=1
fi
# If there are whitespace errors, print the offending file names and fail. (from git pre-commit.sample)
git diff-index --check --cached ${COMMIT_ID} || exit_status=1
exit $exit_status
#
# Editor modelines
#
# Local Variables:
# c-basic-offset: 4
# tab-width: 8
# indent-tabs-mode: nil
# End:
#
# ex: set shiftwidth=4 tabstop=8 expandtab:
# :indentSize=4:tabSize=8:noTabs=true:
#
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