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-#/bin/sh
-# This script eases updating the waf build system. Make sure wget and gpg are
-# installed and run:
-# $ ./waf-update.sh <version>
-# This script will deploy the build system in source form as to ease downtream
-# maintainence at Debian/Ubuntu. For example see [1] and the pages it links to.
-# [1] https://wiki.debian.org/UnpackWaf
-
-script=`basename ${0}`
-
-msg() {
-    echo "${script}: ${@}"
-}
-
-die() {
-    msg "${@}"
-    exit 1
-}
-
-test $# -ne 1 && die "usage: ${script} <version>"
-version=${1}
-
-homepage=https://waf.io
-
-# Fetch the pubkey from the main homepage.
-pubkey=tnagy1024.asc
-if ! test -e ${pubkey}
-then
-    wget ${homepage}/${pubkey} || die "wget failed"
-fi
-
-# The key can also be found at freehackers.
-pubkey2=${pubkey}.2
-if ! test -e ${pubkey2}
-then
-    wget http://freehackers.org/~tnagy/${pubkey} -O ${pubkey2} || die "wget failed"
-fi
-
-# Make sure the keys are identic.
-cmp ${pubkey} ${pubkey2}
-status=$?
-if test $status -eq 0
-then
-    msg "${pubkey} and ${pubkey2} match"
-elif test $status -eq 1
-then
-    die "${pubkey} and ${pubkey2} did not match"
-else
-    die "cmp failed"
-fi
-
-# Now that the keys match, it is likely that this key is the real key so import
-# it.
-gpg --import ${pubkey} || die "could not import public key"
-
-waf_dir=waf-${version}
-waf_tar=${waf_dir}.tar.bz2
-waf_asc=${waf_tar}.asc
-
-if ! test -e ${waf_tar}
-then
-    wget ${homepage}/${waf_tar} || die "wget failed"
-fi
-
-if ! test -e ${waf_asc}
-then
-    wget ${homepage}/${waf_asc} || die "wget failed"
-fi
-
-gpg --verify ${waf_asc}
-if test $? -eq 0
-then
-    msg "tarball verification succeeded"
-else
-    die "tarball verificatin failed"
-fi
-
-if test -d ${waf_dir}
-then
-    rm -rf ${waf_dir} || die "could not remove old waf directory"
-fi
-
-tar xjf ${waf_tar} || die "could not unpack tarball"
-
-# Remove the old waflib directory and replace it with the new.
-git rm -rf waflib || die "could not remove old waflib directory"
-cp -R ${waf_dir}/waflib . || die "could not copy waflib directory"
-git add waflib || die "could not add waflib to version control"
-
-# Copy the waf-light script to the toplevel directory and rename it to waf so
-# that the usual ./waf [args] can be used.
-cp ${waf_dir}/waf-light waf || die "could not copy waf-light"
-
-exit 0