#!/bin/sh # A hook script to check the commit log message. log_file=$1 export log_file re_edit() { read -p "Hit return to edit. Ctrl-C to abort..." v 1>&2 ${EDITOR:-vi} "$log_file" } get_msg() { sed '/^#/d' "$log_file" #filter comments } check_msg() { # First line must contain a colon, e.g., "keyword: ...". line_1=$(get_msg | sed 1q) case $line_1 in *:*) ;; [Vv]ersion' '[0-9]*) return 0;; *) echo "missing colon on first line of log message"; return 1;; esac # The token(s) before the colon on the first line must be one of # the following. Tokens may be space- or comma-separated. fail=0 for w in $(echo "$line_1"|sed 's/:.*//'|tr -s ' ,' ' '); do case $w in # program names \[|arch|base64|basename|cat|chcon|chgrp|chmod|chown|chroot) ;; cksum|comm|cp|csplit|cut|date|dd|df|dir|dircolors|dirname|du) ;; echo|env|expand|expr|factor|false|fmt|fold|groups|head|hostid) ;; hostname|id|install|join|kill|link|ln|logname|ls|md5sum|mkdir) ;; mkfifo|mknod|mktemp|mv|nice|nl|nohup|nproc|od|paste|pathchk) ;; pinky|pr|printenv|printf|ptx|pwd|readlink|rm|rmdir|runcon) ;; seq|sha1sum|sha224sum|sha256sum|sha384sum|sha512sum|shred|shuf) ;; sleep|sort|split|stat|stdbuf|stty|su|sum|sync|tac|tail|tee) ;; test|timeout|touch|tr|true|truncate|tsort|tty|uname|unexpand) ;; uniq|unlink|uptime|users|vdir|wc|who|whoami|yes) ;; # other tags gnulib|tests|maint|doc|build|scripts) ;; *) echo "invalid first word of summary line: $w"; fail=1;; esac done test $fail = 1 && return 1 # Limit line length to allow for tab in changelog test $(get_msg | wc -L | cut -f1 -d' ') -gt 72 \ && { echo "line > 72 chars"; return 1; } # Second line should be blank or not present test "$(get_msg | sed -n 2p)" \ && { echo "second line should be blank"; return 1; } # Flag redundant use of "issue" get_msg | grep -Fi "issue reported by" >&2 \ && { echo "just say: Reported by ..."; return 1; } return 0; } while :; do err=$(check_msg) && break ME=${0##*/} err="$ME: $err" # Insert the diagnostic as a comment on the first line of $log_file. perl -ni -e '$. == 1 and print "# '"$err"'\n"; print' $log_file printf '%s\n' "$err" 1>&2 re_edit done