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usage(){
	echo >&2 'Usage: release-make [ --release <version> ] [ --next <version> ]'
	echo >&2 'Creates and tags a release based on the current branch.'
	echo >&2 'Arguments are optional - if omitted, the script tries to work out the correct versions.'
	echo >&2 'release <version> should be a full version number, such as 3.6.0-RC1'
	echo >&2 'next <version> should be a snapshot version number, such as 3.6.0-RC2-SNAPSHOT'
	echo >&2 'This command will preview what it is going to do and require confirmation before it makes changes.'
}

[ $# -eq 0 ] && echo >&2 "No arguments given, so I'm going to try and figure it out myself. Invoke with the --help option if you want to find how to invoke this script."

release_tag_ver=
release_branch_ver=

while [ $# -gt 0 ]; do
	case $1 in
		--release)	shift; release_tag_ver=$1;;
		--next)		shift; release_branch_ver=$1;;
		*)					usage; exit 1;;
	esac
	shift
done

# Some magic to derive the anticipated version of the release.
# Use xpath to query the version number in the pom
xpath='xpath'
type -P $xpath &>/dev/null && {
	set +e
	current_version=$( xpath pom.xml '/project/version/text()' 2>/dev/null )
	set -e
} || {
        echo "Cannot guess version number as $xpath command not found."
}
# If the user didn't supply the release version, strip -SNAPSHOT off the current version and use that
[ -z "$release_tag_ver" ] && release_tag_ver=${current_version%-SNAPSHOT}

# More magic, this time to guess the next version.
# If the user didn't supply the next version, modify the digits off the end of the release to increment by one and append -SNAPSHOT
[ -z "$release_branch_ver" ] && release_branch_ver=$( echo ${release_tag_ver} | perl -n -e 'if (/^(.*)(\d+)$/) { print $1.($2+1)."-SNAPSHOT\n" }' )

current_branch=$( git name-rev --name-only HEAD )

echo "The release is on the branch:                             ${current_branch}"
echo "The current version (detected) is:                        ${current_version}"
echo "The release version is:                                   ${release_tag_ver}"
echo "Development on the release branch continues with version: ${release_branch_ver}"
echo -n 'Enter "y" if this is correct, anything else to abort: '
read input
[ "$input" == "y" ] || { echo >&2 Aborted. ; exit 1 ; }

# Warn if the current branch is master
[ ${current_branch} == "master" ] && {
	echo Current branch is ${current_branch}. Usually, releases are made from a release branch.
	echo -n 'Enter "y" if this is correct, anything else to abort: '
	read input
	[ "$input" == "y" ] || { echo >&2 Aborted. ; exit 1 ; }
}

# Release prepare
mvn release:clean release:prepare -PExample,Launcher,Four,Three --batch-mode -DautoVersionSubmodules=true -DreleaseVersion=${release_tag_ver} -DdevelopmentVersion=${release_branch_ver}

# Release perform
mvn release:perform -PExample,Launcher,Four,Three --batch-mode