These tools I found useful when I had to investigate why report
generation failed. Since report generation failed, I had no reports
about ebuild diffs or package occurences. The new scripts,
`diff_pkg.sh` and `occurences.sh`, allowed me to get these reports for
the troublesome package.
The coreos-devel/sdk-depends is a metapackage that is emerged in
stage4 of the catalyst SDK build. But the fsscript that is being run
at the end of the stage4 build also pulls in dev-lang/rust package.
Thus pull both packages for the report.
This should result in updated dev-lang/rust to appear in the reports.
eclass is a file, as opposed to the package, which is a directory. So
doing `git -C eclass/foo.eclass log -- .` will fail because we can't
do "cd eclass/foo.eclass", which is what `-C` is trying to do.
The eclass was removed from Gentoo, so we followed suit. This broke
the pkg-auto code. Thus I imported the eclass into the impl directory
as gentoo_ver.sh, threw away all the unnecessary parts and moved some
from pkg_auto_lib.sh to the new file.
This allowed me to also drop a hack where I was grepping for the
version regexp in the eclass. Now I'm just exporting it.
This adds some scripts I have been using for over a year to deal with
the weekly package updates.
It comes with a `README.md` which describes a workflow similar to my
own.
The `sync_packages.sh` and `update_packages.sh` scripts are currently
not used anywhere. The idea behind them was to use them for Github
Action, but that will come as a follow-up PR.
