build-internal.sh.template

#!/bin/bash
#
# The conda-build build script to build stubs containing ups/* files
# for packages that conda already delivers internally.
#
# The "build" script just copies the ups/ directory and declares
# the product in question.
#

# Find the true source root: conda tries to be helpful and
# changes into the first non-empty directory given a github repository; 
export SRC_DIR=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
cd $SRC_DIR

# The "build" script just copies the ups/ directory and declares the product
PRODUCT=$(basename ups/*.table .table)
EUPS_VERSION="system"
#EUPS_VERSION="system_%(eups_version)s"
PREFIX="$PREFIX/opt/lsst/$PRODUCT"

# initialize EUPS
source eups-setups.sh

# copy to destination
mkdir -p "$PREFIX"
cp -a ups "$PREFIX"

# declare everything with a table file
for table in ups/*.table; do
	PRODUCT=$(basename $table .table)
	eups declare -t current -r "$PREFIX" "$PRODUCT" "$EUPS_VERSION"
done

# Add EUPS tags.  The tags will be stored in a file in the product's ups
# dir; it will be merged by the pre-link.sh script with the EUPS database
# when the package is installed
TAGFILE="$EUPS_PATH/ups_db/global.tags"
for TAG in %(eups_tags)s; do
	# FIXME: This should be handled by the post-link/pre-delete script !!!
	test -f "$TAGFILE" && echo -n " " >> "$TAGFILE"
	echo -n "$TAG" >> "$TAGFILE"

	eups declare -t $TAG "$PRODUCT" "$EUPS_VERSION"
done
mv "$TAGFILE" "$PREFIX/ups"

# compile all .cfg files so they don't get picked up as new by conda when
# building other packages
if ls "$PREFIX/ups"/*.cfg 1> /dev/null 2>&1; then
	"$PYTHON" -m py_compile "$PREFIX/ups"/*.cfg
fi

# show that it worked
eups list