[features]
hide = [
    # For wasm/browser targets only; rust2rpm already patches everything out of
    # this feature automatically.
    "js",
    # We do not want to package jiff-tzdb (which bundles the timezone
    # database), and we think Fedora should always be using the system tz
    # database, not a bundled one.
    "tzdb-bundle-always",
]
enable = [
    # Required for some doctests
    "serde",
]

[package]
cargo-toml-patch-comments = [
    # This would be a candidate for automated patching with tomcli if it were
    # an unconditional dependency, but given it is
    # target.'cfg(not(target_family = "wasm"))', manual patching is easier.
    "Drop dev-dependency hifitime: not packaged, and only for doctests",
]

[[package.extra-sources]]
number = 10
file = "https://github.com/BurntSushi/jiff/archive/%{version}/jiff-%{version}.tar.gz"
comments = [
    """\
    Since 0.1.22, the published crates no longer include “non-essential files \
    (including tests and test data).” Since we would like to run the tests, we \
    use the GitHub archive as an additonal source as permitted in \
    https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/Rust/#_package_sources, \
    waiting until %%check to copy in the extra files to prove they are not \
    included in the crate sources shipped in the binary RPMs.\
    """,
]

[[package.extra-patches]]
number = 10
file = "0001-Downstream-only-Omit-doctests-that-require-hifitime.patch"
comments = [
    """\
    Downstream-only: Omit doctests that require hifitime. \
    It is not worth packaging it solely for a couple of tiny examples.\
    """,
]

[[package.extra-patches]]
number = 11
file = "0001-Downstream-only-Omit-doctests-that-require-icu.patch"
comments = [
    """\
    Downstream-only: Omit doctests that require icu.\
    """,
]

[[package.extra-patches]]
number = 1009
file = "0001-EPEL9-Ignore-doctests-that-require-very-recent-Rust-.patch"
comments = [
    "EPEL9: Ignore doctests that require very recent Rust compilers",
    """\
In this crate, doctests and examples (but not the lib and integration tests)
are allowed to use Rust features from versions newer than the MSRV. It’s
therefore necessary to ignore some of them on EPEL9. If this patch becomes too
unwieldy, we could choose to start skipping doctests and/or examples there
entirely.\
    """,
]


[requires]
build = [
    "tomcli",
]

[scripts.prep]
pre = [
    """\
# NOTE: The -p1 in %%autosetup, above, must be replaced with -N so that we can
# do conditional patching, below.
%autopatch -M 999 -p1
# We reserved patch number 1000+<N> for EPEL<N>.\
""",
    # EPEL9 rpm does not support "%patch <N>", and would quietly attempt and
    # fail to re-apply Patch0 instead of applying the desired patch. We *need*
    # to use "%patch -P <N>" instead.
    """\
%if 0%{?el9}
%patch -P 1009 -p1
%endif
# We do not yet have a rust-icu package (although one would be desirable)
tomcli set Cargo.toml del dev-dependencies.icu\
"""
]

[scripts.check]
pre = [
    """\
# Copy in snapshots, integration tests, and test data – required to run tests,
# but not included in the released crate. By doing so here in %%check rather
# than in %%prep, we prove that the binary RPMs are derived solely from the
# published crate sources.
tar -xzvf '%{SOURCE10}' --strip-components=1 \\
    jiff-%{version}/src/tz/snapshots \\
    jiff-%{version}/src/tz/testdata \\
    jiff-%{version}/tests\
""",
]