Out of SourceForge, all in Bintray

11 Jun 2015

Now that Objenesis is in Bintray. The goal was to also have EasyMock binaries at the same place. They were hosted on SourceForge. And as you might have read, SourceForge is now on the dark side so going out of there was becoming a priority.

This time it was easier. I basically made a list of versions and release dates.

And then I made a loop around the lines to the

wget to get the binary and store it keeping the SourceForge structure
curl to create the version in Bintray
curl to upload the binary

I've manually added the release notes in GitHub but wasn't able to figure out how to push them to Bintray. If someone knows, please tell me.

To be helpful, here is the loop that I used to create the versions.


API_KEY=xxx
PASSPHRASE=xxx

# This is because I want the file upside down to create the older versions first
tail -r $1 > tmp.tsv

while read p; do
  version=$(echo "$p" | cut -d' ' -f1)
  date=$(echo "$p" | cut -d' ' -f2) 
  
  version=${version// /-}

  echo $version $date
  
  content="{ \"name\": \"$version\", \"desc\": \"$version\", \"released\": \"${date}T00:00:00.000Z\", \"github_use_tag_release_notes\": false, \"vcs_tag\": \"$version\" }"
  echo "$content"
  
  curl -v -XPOST -H "Content-Type: application/json" -H "X-GPG-PASSPHRASE: ${PASSPHRASE}" -uhenri-tremblay:${API_KEY} \
 -d "$content" \
    https://api.bintray.com/packages/easymock/distributions/easymock/versions

done <tmp.tsv

Henri's Mind

Out of SourceForge, all in Bintray