lts-wayland-rename

#!/bin/bash

ltsq=$(grep "^[#]*libdrm-intel1" "${rename_mapping_file}" | cut -d- -f3)
if [ -z "${ltsq}" ]; then
    echo "Could not get name for ltsq"
    exit 1
fi

set -e

# debian/control

# the only package not to have conflicts/replaces/provides
${basedir}/dpkg-control \
    --source-suffix ${suffix} \
    --binary-suffix ${suffix} \
    --mapping-file "${rename_mapping_file}" \
    > debian/control.new

# .. except in libwayland-dev renamed, which is special
conflicts="Conflicts: libwayland-dev, libwayland-dev-renamed, ${extraconflicts}"
provides="Provides: libwayland-dev, libwayland-dev-renamed, ${extraprovides}"

# add conflicts to libwayland-dev
sed -e "/Package: libwayland-dev-${suffix}\$/s@\$@\n${conflicts}\n${provides}@" -i debian/control.new

mv -v debian/control.new debian/control

# debian/rules fixes

cp debian/rules debian/rules.new

# big mess, since we're special
sed -e  "s/libwayland/&_${ltsq}/" -i debian/libwayland-dev.install
mv debian/libwayland-dev.install debian/libwayland-dev-${suffix}.install

sed -e /^SOURCE/s/=.*/=${new_package}/ -i debian/rules.new

for ipkg in 0 -client0 -server0 -cursor0; do
    newpkg="libwayland-${ltsq}${ipkg}"
    pkg="libwayland${ipkg}"
    [ -f "debian/${pkg}.install" ] || continue

    sed -e "/PACKAGE/s/=${pkg}/=${newpkg}/" -i debian/rules.new

    echo "- Renaming ${pkg}.* files to ${newpkg}.*"

    set +e
    files=$(ls debian/${pkg}.*)
    err=$?
    set -e
    if [ $err -ne 0 ]; then
        echo "Failed to list in ${old_package} for ${old_package} -> ${new_package}"
        continue
    fi
    for old_file in $files; do
        new_file=${old_file/${pkg}/${newpkg}}
        mv -v ${old_file} ${new_file}
    # TODO: Maybe using 'rename' would be better?
    done

    # fixup symbols
    sed -e "s/ ${pkg} / ${newpkg} /" -i debian/${newpkg}.symbols*
    sed -e "s/${pkg}/${newpkg}/g" -i debian/rules.new

    # we're renaming the sonames too, fix those up..
    sed -e "s/^libwayland/&_${ltsq}/" -i debian/${newpkg}.symbols*

    # and of course the install stuff
    sed -e "s/libwayland/&_${ltsq}/" -i debian/${newpkg}.install
done

mv debian/rules.new debian/rules

sed -e "s/-lwayland/&_${ltsq}/" -i */*.pc.in

sed -e "s/^libwayland/&_${ltsq}/" -i */Makefile.am

for n in util client server cursor; do
    sed -e "s/libwayland-${n}\\.la/libwayland_${ltsq}-${n}.la/" \
        -i */Makefile.am
done

debuild --source-option=--auto-commit -S -sa

cd ..