github: Fix kernel-apply-patch.sh again for other branches #3622
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Fix kernel-apply-patch.sh again for other branches
#3592 worked on main, but not on the other branches where hv-daemons-9999.ebuild still exists. The glob was matching more than one ebuild, causing the rename to fail.
This change ensures that the glob doesn't match 9999. It will fail if there is still more than one match, but that was the case originally. Bash isn't smart enough to determine the latest version accurately.
Finally, it won't run sed if the ebuild is a symlink because doing so would turn it into a regular file. We shouldn't put
COREOS_SOURCE_REVISIONin symlinked ebuilds.How to use
You can probably run kernel-apply-patch.sh manually.
Testing done
I tested the changed snippet manually against main and an older branch. I also added other ebuild versions to verify the behaviour.
changelog/directory (user-facing change, bug fix, security fix, update) -- N/A/bootand/usrsize, packages, list files for any missing binaries, kernel modules, config files, kernel modules, etc. -- N/A