add satpy to our buildbucket

buildbucket/package.sh

@@ -25,9 +25,6 @@ fi
 
 pkg_name=cspp-geo-gridded-glm-${version}
 DIST=${DIST:-"/dock"}
-LMATOOLS_REF=${LMATOOLS_REF:-"minvaluegrids"}
-GLMTOOLS_REF=${GLMTOOLS_REF:-"master"}
-GLMTOOLS_REPOS=${GLMTOOLS_REPOS:-"https://github.com/deeplycloudy/glmtools.git"}
 GGLM_REPOS=${GGLM_REPOS:-"https://gitlab.ssec.wisc.edu/cspp_geo/cspp-geo-gridded-glm.git"}
 GGLM_REF=${GGLM_REF:-"master"}
 MINIFY_TARBALL=${MINIFY_TARBALL:-1}
@@ -53,20 +50,11 @@ which python
 conda info -a
 conda list --export
 echo "Version specified: ${version}"
-echo "lmatools reference: ${LMATOOLS_REF}"
-echo "glmtools reference: ${GLMTOOLS_REF}"
 
 # Turn on command printing here because we don't need all of the `conda`
 # internal bash commands to pollute our output
 set -x
 
-# Install glmtools and related packages
-# All dependencies should have been built with the buildbucket
-# Careful: Could result in missing dependencies but we want reproducibility
-pip install --no-deps git+https://github.com/deeplycloudy/lmatools.git@${LMATOOLS_REF}
-pip install --no-deps git+https://github.com/deeplycloudy/stormdrain.git
-pip install --no-deps git+${GLMTOOLS_REPOS}@${GLMTOOLS_REF}
-
 # get the current packages files
 # if the caller mounted the repository already then use that
 GGLM_DIR="/work/cspp-geo-gridded-glm/gridded_glm"
@@ -76,19 +64,20 @@ fi
 
 # Build a tarball version of the current conda environment
 # TODO: Add conda cleanup commands similar to what Polar2Grid uses to save space
-conda_tb=conda_lmatools-${LMATOOLS_REF}_glmtools-${GLMTOOLS_REF}.tar.gz
+conda_tb=conda_gglm.tar.gz
 conda clean -ay  # remove unnecessary things from conda environment
 conda pack --n-threads $(nproc) -n build -o ${conda_tb}
 
 # Build up our package directory
 mkdir -p ${pkg_name}
 cd ${pkg_name}
-mkdir -p bin opt/conda
+mkdir -p bin libexec/python_runtime
 # Copy package scripts/data to package directory
 cp $GGLM_DIR/PACKAGE_README.md ./README.md
 cp $GGLM_DIR/bin/* ./bin/
+cp $GGLM_DIR/libexec/* ./libexec/
 # Untar the tarball so we can put things where we want
-tar -xz -C ./opt/conda -f ../${conda_tb}
+tar -xz -C ./libexec/python_runtime -f ../${conda_tb}
 # Go back to original work directory
 cd ..