gimp/desktop/test-appdata.sh

#!/bin/sh

cd $GIMP_TESTING_BUILDDIR
if [ $GIMP_RELEASE -eq 1 ]; then
  appstreamcli validate org.gimp.GIMP.appdata.xml
  exit $?
else
  APPDATA=`mktemp org.gimp.GIMP.appdata.XXX.xml`
  sed "s/date=\"TODO\"/date=\"`date --iso-8601`\"/" org.gimp.GIMP.appdata.xml > $APPDATA
  appstreamcli validate $APPDATA
  success=$?
  rm $APPDATA
  exit $success
fi
desktop: fix AppStream validation with TODO release date. As I recall, this is something we in fact used to have in gimp-2-10 branch and which we lost when switching from appstream-util to appstreamcli validation tool (the later is now recommended, but it's also less featureful, they don't even have a relax test!). So that was a regression in the build system. Note that it's not just not to have to put a date too early in our AppStream metadata, but it's also that this way, we won't forget to update it upon release (hence shipping with a wrong release data in metadata). Indeed, when building a non-release version, date="TODO" will pass the test, yet moving on to a point release version, the validation test will now fail on a TODO date. 2024-08-30 02:54:11 +08:00			`#!/bin/sh`

			`cd $GIMP_TESTING_BUILDDIR`
			`if [ $GIMP_RELEASE -eq 1 ]; then`
			`appstreamcli validate org.gimp.GIMP.appdata.xml`
			`exit $?`
			`else`
			APPDATA=`mktemp org.gimp.GIMP.appdata.XXX.xml`
			sed "s/date=\"TODO\"/date=\"`date --iso-8601`\"/" org.gimp.GIMP.appdata.xml > $APPDATA
			`appstreamcli validate $APPDATA`
			`success=$?`
			`rm $APPDATA`
			`exit $success`
			`fi`