On Fri, Mar 12, 2021 at 05:34:53PM +0800, Lin Jiaxin wrote:
-get_pkgfile() +download_upstream_repo() { - curl -sS -H 'Content-Type: Application/json' -XPOST "$GIT_SERVER"':8100/git_command' \ - -d '{"git_repo": "'${rpm_repo}'", "git_command": ["git-show", "HEAD:'$1'"]}' -o "${2}" -} - -download_rpm_repo() -{ - local filelist=$(curl -sS -H 'Content-Type: Application/json' -XPOST "$GIT_SERVER"':8100/git_command' \ - -d '{"git_repo": "'${rpm_repo}'", "git_command": ["git-ls-files", "."]}') + git clone "git://$GIT_SERVER/openeuler/${upstream_repo}" || die "clone git repo ${package_name} failed: git://$GIT_SERVER/openeuler/${upstream_repo}" + cd $package_name || exit + filelist=$(git ls-files) for pkgfile in ${filelist[@]} do local dir="SOURCES" echo $pkgfile | egrep "\.spec$" && dir="SPECS" - get_pkgfile "$pkgfile" "${HOME}/rpmbuild/${dir}/$pkgfile" + cat "$pkgfile" > "${HOME}/rpmbuild/${dir}/$pkgfile"
Why use cat rather than cp?
personal habits, maybe use mv is better.
Thanks, Jiaxin