exit 3
fi
- export NEW_TMP="$(mktemp -d "$CLEANING_LOCALE/TEMPS.XXXXXX")"
- export CRUDFILE="$(mktemp "$NEW_TMP/whack_build.XXXXXX")"
+#old export NEW_TMP="$(mktemp -d "$CLEANING_LOCALE/TEMPS.XXXXXX")"
+ export CRUDFILE="$(mktemp "$TMP/zz_whack_build.XXXXXX")"
echo "" &>"$CRUDFILE"
- CLEANING_TOP="$CLEANING_LOCALE/production"
+# CLEANING_TOP="$CLEANING_LOCALE/production"
# echo $(date): " cleaning up the build products..."
- # avoid accidentally removing way too much important stuff if our variables have not
- # been previously established.
- local WASTE_DIR="$CLEANING_TOP/waste"
- local TEMPORARIES_DIR="$CLEANING_TOP/temporaries"
+ # avoid accidentally removing important stuff if our variables have not been previously
+ # established.
+ if [ -z "$GENERATED_DIR" -o -z "$TEMPORARIES_DIR" ]; then
+ echo The build whacking script cannot run because either the GENERATED_DIR
+ echo variable or the TEMPORARIES_DIR variable have not been set. This makes
+ echo it unsafe to remove anything in the build products.
+ exit 1
+ fi
- # kerzap.
+ # kerzap. the cleanups in production directory remove older locations of generated files.
rm -rf \
"$FEISTY_MEOW_DIR/generatedJUnitFiles" \
- "$CLEANING_TOP/binaries" \
- "$CLEANING_TOP/install" \
- "$CLEANING_TOP/logs" \
- "$CLEANING_TOP/objects" \
"$TEMPORARIES_DIR" \
- "$WASTE_DIR" \
+ "$GENERATED_DIR" \
"$CLEANING_TOP/__build_"*.h \
- "$CLEANING_TOP/manifest.txt"
+ "$CLEANING_TOP/manifest.txt" \
+ "$PRODUCTION_DIR/clam_bin" \
+ "$PRODUCTION_DIR/binaries" \
+ "$PRODUCTION_DIR/install" \
+ "$PRODUCTION_DIR/logs" \
+ "$PRODUCTION_DIR/waste"
# echo $(date): " cleaning generated files in source hierarchy..."
fi
echo $(date): "cleaned [$choprepo]."
- rm -rf "$NEW_TMP"
+ rm -rf "$CRUDFILE"
return 0
}