hooks/gen-provides: Correctly uses builtin provides and mapfile
- `read -r -a' somehow doesn't work with newline, but we don't need to invoke a builtin for that, we can just simply assign to the variable - In `mapfile', `-t' is used for removing newline, not for target. The targeting array need to be specified last in the array. Close #53532
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# This hook executes the following tasks:
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# This hook executes the following tasks:
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# - Generates provides file with provides entries for xbps-create(1)
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# - Generates provides file with provides entries for xbps-create(1)
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}
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hook() {
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hook() {
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local -a _provides=()
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# include explicit values from the template
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# include explicit values from the template
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read -r -a _provides <<< "$provides"
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local -a _provides=($provides)
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# get the canonical python package names for each python module
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# get the canonical python package names for each python module
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mapfile -t _provides -O "${#_provides[@]}" < <( generate_python_provides )
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mapfile -t -O "${#_provides[@]}" _provides < <( generate_python_provides )
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if [ "${#_provides[@]}" -gt 0 ]; then
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if [ "${#_provides[@]}" -gt 0 ]; then
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echo " ${_provides[*]}"
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echo " ${_provides[*]}"
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