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# This file has no user serviceable parts.

#

# If you need to override any value, do not edit it here.  Instead,

# set the values in your build environment.  If you do this, it must

# be an integer, and your choice will have ramifications on whether or

# not the package repositories you build will be upgradable.

#

#

# Package Version Information

#

# The package version is described in detail within the pkg(5) man page.

# It is made of four components. The values within this file set the

# third component, the branch version, which resides after the dash.

# 

# This component needs to accommodate the following:

#

# o uniquely identifying individual builds to support zone

#   install/update

#

# o for the continued movement forwards when Solaris updates,

#   bug fixes and other requirements are delivered.

#

# The package branch version scheme is:

#

#       trunk_id.update.SRU.platform.buildid.nightlyid

#

# where

#       trunk_id : build number for tip development gate, with leading 0

#       update   : 0 for FCS, 1 for update 1, etc.

#       SRU      : SRU (support repository update) number for this update

#       platform : reserved for future use.

#       buildid  : the build number of the last non-zero element from above

#       nightlyid: nightly build identifier

#

# This scheme is used below.

#

#

# Generate various ids of the packages from the tag in the gate.

# In X the Nevada builds were tagged with nv_XXX where XXX is the

# build/trunk number.

#

# When the next development train is started this pattern will need to be

# uncommented & changed in order to match the tag used there:

#

# TRUNKID :sh = hg parent --template '{latesttag}\n' | \

#        perl -l -n -e 'if ($_ =~ m/^nv_(\d+)/) {print $1} else {exit 1}'

# If you get mksh: Fatal error from the above, then you have an unexpected

# tag other than nv_XXX in your hg repo.   You can run make TRUNKID=123 to

# override with a different build id until you fix your repo or this regexp.

# For Solaris 11 updates, the TRUNKID is always 175, since that's the build

# we branched the updates at.

TRUNKID= 175

#

# The Solaris Update number. This will be set by the gatekeepers.

# The value must match the update number of the release.

#

# Uncomment for development train:

# UPDATENUM= 0

# For Solaris 11 updates, the update number is part of the tag (s11u1_01 for

# instance):

UPDATENUM:sh = hg parent --template '{latesttag}\n' | \

        perl -l -n -e 'if ($_ =~ m/^s11u(\d+)_/) {print $1} else {exit 1}'

#

# Support Respository Update number. This is here to reserve space within the

# version string. Typically it should not be set unless all the packages

# are being delivered within an SRU.

#

SRUNUM= 0

#

# Platform number. This is here to reserve space within the version

# string. It should not be set unless there is a specific need to

# release a platform update while the Solaris Update is being built.

#

PLATNUM= 0

#

# Build Identifier. Used to indicate which build (or respin for

# the development build) of the Solaris Update is being built. 

# This is set by the gatekeepers.

#

# Uncomment for development train:

# BUILDID= 0

# For Solaris 11 updates, the build number is part of the tag (s11u1_01 for

# instance):

BUILDID:sh = hg parent --template '{latesttag}\n' | \

        perl -l -n -e 'if ($_ =~ m/^s11u\d+_0*(\d+)/) {print $1} else {exit 1}'

#

# Each (nightly) build of the code that produces packages needs to

# be uniquely identified so that packages produced by different

# builds can't be mixed.  Mixing packages from different builds can

# easily result in broken global and nonglobal zones.

#

# Generate the identifier based upon the changeset id's of the gate.

#

# Note: :sh is used for the finding the values because it is evaluated

# once during the package build.

#

NIGHTLYID		:sh = (hg parent --template '{rev}\n')