#!/bin/sh
# The native RISC-V check (oxygenflow#69): on narvi-1, a riscv64 board,
# build oxy natively and use it, so a release is known to work on real
# RISC-V hardware, not only to cross-compile for it (dist does that).
set -eu
uname -m
cargo build --release --locked -p oxy
oxy=/src/target/release/oxy
"$oxy" --version
# A repository's life in miniature: an identity, a signed change, a
# bookmark, a merge, and a full integrity check.
export OXY_HOME="$(mktemp -d)"
cd "$(mktemp -d)"
"$oxy" --plain init
"$oxy" --plain identity create --name "narvi-1 check" --email ci@oxygenhub.invalid
"$oxy" --plain config --user core.sign change
echo one > a.txt
"$oxy" --plain commit -m "first"
"$oxy" --plain bookmark create side
"$oxy" --plain bookmark switch side
echo two > b.txt
"$oxy" --plain commit -m "second, on side"
"$oxy" --plain bookmark switch main
"$oxy" --plain merge side
"$oxy" --plain log
"$oxy" --plain verify
"$oxy" --plain fsck
test -f b.txt
echo "oxy works natively on $(uname -m)"