.rej are the byproduct of failed patches via git-apply or artifacts of the backporting process through jasper. Any build that has them should be rejected early.
31 lines
859 B
JavaScript
31 lines
859 B
JavaScript
import { startsWith } from 'lodash';
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// Fails if any .rej files are found
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// .rej files are an artifact from a failed git-apply or a jasper backport
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// This check is intentionally performed on the files in the repo rather than
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// on the files that are to be committed.
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export default grunt => {
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grunt.registerTask('rejectRejFiles', 'Reject any git-apply .rej files', () => {
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const ignoredTopLevelDirs = [
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'esvm',
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'installedPlugins',
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'node_modules',
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'optimize'
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];
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const matchBase = true;
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const filter = file => (
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ignoredTopLevelDirs.every(dir => !startsWith(file, dir))
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);
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const files = grunt.file.expand({ filter, matchBase }, '*.rej');
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if (files.length > 0) {
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const err = `.rej files are not allowed:\n${files.join('\n')}`;
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grunt.log.error(err);
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return false;
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}
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});
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};
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