#!/bin/bash

# Copyright (c) 2012 The Chromium OS Authors. All rights reserved.
# Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
# found in the LICENSE file.


. "$(dirname "$0")/common.sh" || exit 1

# Script must run inside the chroot
assert_inside_chroot "$@"

# Do not run as root
assert_not_root_user

# Developer-visible flags.
DEFINE_boolean usepkg $FLAGS_TRUE \
  "Use binary packages to bootstrap."

FLAGS_HELP="usage: $(basename $0) [flags]
Performs an update of the chroot. This script is called as part of
build_packages, so there is typically no need to call this script directly.
"
show_help_if_requested "$@"

# The following options are advanced options, only available to those willing
# to read the source code. They are not shown in help output, since they are
# not needed for the typical developer workflow.
DEFINE_boolean fast ${DEFAULT_FAST} "Call many emerges in parallel"
DEFINE_integer jobs -1 \
  "How many packages to build in parallel at maximum."
DEFINE_boolean skip_toolchain_update $FLAGS_FALSE \
  "Don't update the toolchains."
DEFINE_string toolchain_boards "" \
  "Extra toolchains to setup for the specified boards."

# Parse command line flags
FLAGS "$@" || exit 1
eval set -- "${FLAGS_ARGV}"

# Only now can we die on error.  shflags functions leak non-zero error codes,
# so will die prematurely if 'switch_to_strict_mode' is specified before now.
switch_to_strict_mode

. ${SCRIPTS_DIR}/sdk_lib/make_conf_util.sh

# Run version hooks as pre-update
${SCRIPTS_DIR}/run_chroot_version_hooks

# Create /etc/make.conf.host_setup.  The file content is regenerated
# from scratch every update.  There are various reasons to do this:
#  + It's cheap, so this is an easy way to guarantee correct content
#    after an upgrade.
#  + Inside make_chroot.sh, we use a temporary version of the file
#    which must be updated before the script completes; that final
#    update happens here.
#  + If the repositories change to add or remove the private
#    overlay, the file may need to be regenerated.
create_host_setup

info "Updating chroot"

sudo_clear_shadow_locks /

EMERGE_FLAGS="-uNv --with-bdeps=y --select"
if [ "${FLAGS_usepkg}" -eq "${FLAGS_TRUE}" ]; then
  EMERGE_FLAGS="${EMERGE_FLAGS} --getbinpkg"

  # Only update toolchain when binpkgs are available. Toolchain rollout
  # process only takes place when the chromiumos sdk builder finishes
  # a successful build.
  EMERGE_FLAGS+=" --useoldpkg-atoms=sys-devel/binutils"
  EMERGE_FLAGS+=" --useoldpkg-atoms=sys-devel/gcc"
  EMERGE_FLAGS+=" --useoldpkg-atoms=sys-libs/glibc"
fi

if [[ "${FLAGS_jobs}" -ne -1 ]]; then
  EMERGE_FLAGS+=" --jobs=${FLAGS_jobs}"
fi

# Perform an update of all the sdk packages in the chroot.
EMERGE_CMD="emerge"
CHROMITE_BIN="${GCLIENT_ROOT}/chromite/bin"
if [ "${FLAGS_fast}" -eq "${FLAGS_TRUE}" ]; then
  EMERGE_CMD="${CHROMITE_BIN}/parallel_emerge"
fi

# In first pass, update portage and toolchains. Lagged updates of both
# can cause serious issues later.
if [ "${FLAGS_skip_toolchain_update}" -eq "${FLAGS_FALSE}" ]; then
  # First update crossdev.
  sudo -E ${EMERGE_CMD} ${EMERGE_FLAGS} crossdev

  TOOLCHAIN_FLAGS=( "--include-boards=${FLAGS_toolchain_boards}" )
  # This should really only be skipped while bootstrapping.
  if [ "${FLAGS_usepkg}" -eq "${FLAGS_FALSE}" ]; then
    TOOLCHAIN_FLAGS+=( --nousepkg )
  fi
  # Expand the path before sudo, as root doesn't have the same path magic.
  sudo -E $(type -p cros_setup_toolchains) "${TOOLCHAIN_FLAGS[@]}"
fi

# Build cros_workon packages when they are changed.
for pkg in $("${CHROMITE_BIN}/cros_list_modified_packages" --host); do
  EMERGE_FLAGS+=" --reinstall-atoms=${pkg} --usepkg-exclude=${pkg}"
done

# Second pass, update everything else.
EMERGE_FLAGS+=" --deep"
sudo -E ${EMERGE_CMD} ${EMERGE_FLAGS} virtual/target-sdk world

# Automatically discard all CONFIG_PROTECT'ed files. Those that are
# protected should not be overwritten until the variable is changed.
# Autodiscard is option "-9" followed by the "YES" confirmation.
printf '%s\nYES\n' -9 | sudo etc-update

# If the user still has old perl modules installed, update them.
PERL_VERSIONS=$(find /usr/lib*/perl5/vendor_perl/ -maxdepth 1 -mindepth 1 \
  -type d -printf '%P\n' | sort -u | wc -w)
if [ "$PERL_VERSIONS" -gt 1 ] ; then
  sudo perl-cleaner --all -- --quiet
fi

# If the user has old python stuff, update them.
"${SCRIPTS_DIR}/python_cleaner" --jobs ${FLAGS_jobs}

command_completed