osmo-ci/coverity/get_token.sh

#!/bin/sh
#
# Usage:
#   get_token.sh ../tokens.txt my-project
#
# Look for coverity token in a text file.
# Text file lines must be of this format:
# <token><single-space><project>
# 
# e.g.
#
# a3Ksd02nfa-Lk28f_cAk3F Osmocom
# b8sdJA_sd43fLS3-2vL24g Another-token
# ...

tokens_file="$1"
project="$2"
grep " $project\$" "$tokens_file" | sed 's/ .*//'
add coverity scripts found on osmo build-1 Change-Id: Ie69398dc95e8571b5a16fb529869f4c9fb3baa20 2016-09-26 23:25:09 +00:00			`#!/bin/sh`
			`#`
			`# Usage:`
			`# get_token.sh ../tokens.txt my-project`
			`#`
			`# Look for coverity token in a text file.`
			`# Text file lines must be of this format:`
			`# <token><single-space><project>`
			`#`
			`# e.g.`
			`#`
coverity: rename iuh build to Osmocom This corresponds to the scan.coverity project name this is uploaded to. Also apply renaming in file content: call renamed build_Osmocom.sh, use dir source-Osmocom and install-Osmocom, use a token named 'Osmocom'. The point is that the combined build of all osmocom projects finds problems more accurately, since coverity can analyse across all libraries at the same time. Still build the iuh branches, since they are basically an extension of the current master branches (given that they are rebased onto master regularly, which they currently are). Name the generated tar Osmocom.tgz instead of myproject.tgz. Change-Id: If316d54327cca8aa1b499bf35b6b22385bd83702 2016-09-30 23:34:41 +00:00			`# a3Ksd02nfa-Lk28f_cAk3F Osmocom`
			`# b8sdJA_sd43fLS3-2vL24g Another-token`
add coverity scripts found on osmo build-1 Change-Id: Ie69398dc95e8571b5a16fb529869f4c9fb3baa20 2016-09-26 23:25:09 +00:00			`# ...`

			`tokens_file="$1"`
			`project="$2"`
			`grep " $project\$" "$tokens_file" \| sed 's/ .*//'`