From b881f32687 (travis/changed_templates: filter by git itself,
2020-05-23), we replaced git-diff(1) with git-diff-tree(1).
The change wasn't equivalence, though.
We used to compare between merge-base of FETCH_HEAD and HEAD.
From that commit, we started to compare FETCH_HEAD and HEAD instead.
Fix them by changing left tree-ish to the merge-base.
- Use plumbing git-diff-tree(1) instead of porcelain git-diff(1)
- Disable rename detection, gains some speed up and fix missing template
with name-status Renamed and Copied.
- Use "--diff-filter" to filter by Git itself.
- Tell Git to only check 'srcpkgs/*/template', this glob will only look
into template file inside direct sub-directory of srcpkgs
- With all of those options, we don't need a grep and a pipe
This change adds libtinfo.so as a symlink to libncurses.so.
And some other relevant changes around it.
This is used by some programs, which will rather look at libtinfo, than
libncurses.
libncurses provides the same library functions as libtinfo as it is
currently being built, so this way both programs looking for libncurses
will work the same, and programs looking for libtinfo will also work.
git-worktree(1), and Git shared repository can use a plain text file
named `.git` at the root of working tree, containing `gitdir: <path>` to
point to the real directory that has repository.
See: gitrepository-layout(5).
But, that directory is usually inaccessible inside chroot.
In order to support git-worktree(1) and Git shared repository, compute
SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH from outside of chroot, and the chroot will carry it
over to inside chroot.
I've only tested again xbps-uunshare(1).
git-ls-files(1) is plumbing command, its output will never change
regardless of configuration, version.
git-status(1) output will be changed depends on configuration.
At least, 986d4dbc7d (common/environment/setup/git.sh: ensure untracked
files are checked., 2017-11-24) was added to address a different output
on `status.showUntrackedFiles`.
By doing this, also reduce a pipe, and a fork-exec.
Technically, git-log(1) is also a porcelain, but I _think_ `%ct` is
stable enough to stay there. If the day has come, that `git-log(1)` can
be replaced with:
git cat-file commit HEAD |
sed -ne '/^committer/{s/.* \([0-9]*\) [-+][0-9][0-9][0-9][0-9]$/\1/p;q}'
