pdx86-start

#!/bin/sh

# Prepare to work on Linux Platform Drivers x86
# Grab the repo lock
# Update the remotes and notify which branches are out of date
# Enter a shell with an optional prompt prefix for context
# When the user exits, release the repo lock

# Verify we're running in the linux-platform-driver-x86 git repository
git remote -v | grep -q "$GIT_URL"
if [ $? -ne 0 ]; then
	echo "Error: $TAG_PREFIX remote not found"
	echo "       Are you in your pdx86 directory?"
	exit 1
fi

lock_args=
while [ "$#" -ge "1" ]; do
	case "$1" in
	"-f")
		lock_args="$lock_args $1"
		;;
	"-n")
		lock_args="$lock_args $1"
		;;
	*)
		break
		;;
	esac
	shift
done

# Lock the repository
pdx86-lock $lock_args || exit 1

# Sync up with the remotes, prune them, and update the local master branch
echo "Update Remotes"
git fetch --all --prune
git fetch $(git config branch.master.remote)  master:master

# Report on local vs remote state
pdx86-branch-status
echo

# Report on Patchwork state
echo "Patchwork Status"
which pwclient &> /dev/null
if [ $? -eq 0 ]; then
	pwclient list -a no -f '%{id} %{state} %{delegate} %{name}'
else
	echo "Error: pwclient not found"
fi


# Exit and return to shell
echo
echo "Entering PDx86 Workflow"
echo "Type 'exit' to release the lock and return to your shell."
echo

# Enter the PDX86 Shell
# To see the prompt change, include PS1_PREFIX in your PS1 definition
PS1_PREFIX="PDX86" $SHELL

# Wait for "exit" then unlock the repository and return
pdx86-lock $lock_args -u