pleroma_ctl: Rename arch to flavour because it also includes the libc

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rinpatch 2019-06-19 14:59:12 +03:00
parent 66f2cdcdb0
commit 2571e07fba

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@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ update() {
uri="${PLEROMA_CTL_URI:-https://git.pleroma.social}" uri="${PLEROMA_CTL_URI:-https://git.pleroma.social}"
project_id="${PLEROMA_CTL_PROJECT_ID:-2}" project_id="${PLEROMA_CTL_PROJECT_ID:-2}"
project_branch="$(detect_branch)" project_branch="$(detect_branch)"
flavour="${PLEROMA_CTL_ARCH:-$(detect_flavour)}" flavour="${PLEROMA_CTL_FLAVOUR:-$(detect_flavour)}"
echo "Detected flavour: $flavour" echo "Detected flavour: $flavour"
tmp="${PLEROMA_CTL_TMP_DIR:-/tmp}" tmp="${PLEROMA_CTL_TMP_DIR:-/tmp}"
artifact="$tmp/pleroma.zip" artifact="$tmp/pleroma.zip"
@ -90,8 +90,8 @@ if [ -z "$1" ] || [ "$1" = "help" ]; then
some files are stored inside of the release directories (although you really shouldn't store them some files are stored inside of the release directories (although you really shouldn't store them
there), or if you want to be able to quickly revert a broken update. there), or if you want to be able to quickly revert a broken update.
The script will try to detect your architecture and ABI automatically, but if it is wrong, you can The script will try to detect your architecture and ABI and set a flavour automatically,
overwrite it by setting PLEROMA_CTL_ARCH to the desired architecture. but if it is wrong, you can overwrite it by setting PLEROMA_CTL_FLAVOUR to the desired flavour.
By default the artifact will be downloaded from https://git.pleroma.social for pleroma/pleroma (project id: 2) By default the artifact will be downloaded from https://git.pleroma.social for pleroma/pleroma (project id: 2)
to /tmp/, you can overwrite these settings by setting PLEROMA_CTL_URI, PLEROMA_CTL_PROJECT_ID and PLEROMA_CTL_TMP_DIR to /tmp/, you can overwrite these settings by setting PLEROMA_CTL_URI, PLEROMA_CTL_PROJECT_ID and PLEROMA_CTL_TMP_DIR