bin/build_utils
#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail
####
# Functions to generate version numbers for this project
####
readonly VERSION_GO_FILE="pkg/secretless/version.go"
function short_version_tag() {
grep -v '^//' "${VERSION_GO_FILE}" | grep 'var Version =' | awk -F'= ' '{print $2}' | tr -d '"'
}
function git_tag() {
git rev-parse --short HEAD
}
function full_version_tag() {
local VERSION=unreleased
# Version derived from CHANGELOG and automated release library
[ -f VERSION ] && VERSION=$(<VERSION)
echo "$VERSION-$(git_tag)"
}
# generate less specific versions, eg. given 1.2.3 will print 1.2 and 1
# (note: the argument itself is not printed, append it explicitly if needed)
function gen_versions() {
local version=$1
while [[ $version = *.* ]]; do
version=${version%.*}
echo $version
done
}
function tag_and_push() {
local source="$1"
shift
local target="$1"
shift
echo "Tagging and pushing $target..."
docker tag "${source}" "${target}"
docker push "${target}"
}
function retrieve_cyberark_ca_cert() {
# On CyberArk dev laptops, golang module dependencies are downloaded with a
# corporate proxy in the middle. For these connections to succeed we need to
# configure the proxy CA certificate in build containers.
#
# To allow this script to also work on non-CyberArk laptops where the CA
# certificate is not available, we update container certificates based on
# a (potentially empty) certificate directory, rather than relying on the
# CA file itself.
mkdir -p "$(repo_root)/build_ca_certificate"
# Only attempt to extract the certificate if the security
# command is available.
#
# The certificate file must have the .crt extension to be imported
# by `update-ca-certificates`.
if command -v security &> /dev/null
then
security find-certificate \
-a -c "CyberArk Enterprise Root CA" \
-p > build_ca_certificate/cyberark_root.crt
fi
}
repo_root() {
git rev-parse --show-toplevel
}
function announce() {
echo
echo ========================================================================
echo -e "${@}"
echo ========================================================================
}
function banner() {
echo
echo ________________________________________________________________________
echo -e "${@}"
echo ________________________________________________________________________
}