Kodi binary and game addons always reference branches in the addon
repo. The only exception is the kodi-platform package which references
a githash.
This allows us to simplify remote repo fetch and tag / branch HEAD
resolving: we don't need named branches in the working copy but can
simply query remote branches or use a detached branch if we need the
actual contents.
With this change the same (out-of-tree) directory containing cloned
repos can be used to update both kodi Leia and master addon versions,
without needing another clone.
Also refactor the package update code, drop update_to_latest_tag from
common functions (it was only used by update_binary-addons,
update_retroplayer-addons needs slightly different logic) and use
update_pkg function. update_retroplayer-addons now also uses update_pkg
instead of duplicating nearly identical code.
Several variable names have been cleaned up to follow a common naming
pattern.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Reichl <hias@horus.com>
When updating versioned / tagged addons reset PKG_REV to 1.
When updating unversioned / untagged addons always bump PKG_REV
as we don't know if the version has been changed or not.
If the "-b/--bump-pkg-rev" option is used PKG_REV will be bumped
on all addons that weren't updated. Use this to ensure all addons
will have a newer version than before.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Reichl <hias@horus.com>
Use command line options to select PKG_REV bump and deleting
cloned git dis after update. git dirs are now kept by default,
deleting them has to be explicitly enabled via "-d".
Signed-off-by: Matthias Reichl <hias@horus.com>
As we are using tags, and the addon version should match the tag
version bumping PKG_REV on kodi game addon updates isn't needed.
As with update_binary-addons bumping PKG_REV may be wanted as
we are switching from HEAD to tags and can be enabled by setting
the PKG_BUMP_REV environment variable.
PKG_REV will also be bumped the script is run with "-f" as before.
Signed-off-by: Matthias Reichl <hias@horus.com>
