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1.0.27-prerelease-01205-03 (#8829)
* Update CLI to 1.0.0-preview2-1-003182, BuildTools to 1.0.27-prerelease-01205-03
* Add BuildVersion.targets and required properties to test directory's dir.props
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GNU which might not be installed on a minimal GNU/Linux installation.
Refs #6994 and #7025.
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This change allows init-tools to function in an "offline" mode where
tools are picked up from standalone folders. Specifically, it introduces
support for two new environment variables:
- DOTNET_TOOLSET_DIR
- BUILD_TOOLS_TOOLSET_DIR
If either is set, instead of downloading toolsets, we copy an already
existing one from the folder. The TOOLSET_DIR is a folder with sub
directories for every version of the tool in question.
For buildtools, we expect a published toolset (sans the "dotnetcli"
folder) not just a set of nuget packages (i.e. the layout of Tools/
after running ./init-tools.sh in "online" mode).
The above varibles are useful for situations where we want to carry
multiple toolsets with us, but are less helpful for places where a
developer has produced their own toolset by hand (since the resulting
folder structure contains extra version information). For these cases,
I've added
- DOTNET_TOOL_DIR
- BUILD_TOOLS_TOOL_DIR
Which work like the above but don't require the nested folder structure.
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* Use hash instead of which in build.sh
* Use hash instead of which in init-tools.sh.
* Use hash instead of which in gen-buildsys-clang.sh.
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/init-tools.sh:72 tries to compare strings like this:
if [ "$OS"=="OSX" ]; then
What it actually does is different to what it looks like:
$ echo $OS
$ if [ "$OS"=="OSX" ]; then echo EQUAL; fi
EQUAL
$ if [ "$OS" == "OSX" ]; then echo EQUAL; fi
$
This commit fixes the typo and makes OSX workaround run on macs only.
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With the updated buildtools, we should now be able to build on all the supported distros:
- Centos 7
- Fedora 23
- openSUSE 13.2
- RHEL 7.2
- Ubuntu 14.04
- Ubuntu 16.06
I also cleaned up how we compute the RID for the tools to restore.
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There were two issues:
- $__BuildArch is not defined in init-tools.sh, so we would always
download the ubuntu version of the CLI, since our check for
`rhel.7.2-x64` would never fire.
- There was a small RHEL specific bug in BuildTools itself that
manifested when we actually were able to download the CLI and try to
restore the runtime.
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- Add packages for Fedora 23 and OpenSuse 13.2
- Move the package authoring for Ubuntu into versioned folders
- Update our selection logic for what to produce to be based on an
actual RID instead of just a distro name, since that's now not enough
with us building for two Ubuntu versions
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Downloading from Azure can transiently fail for a number of reasons. Add
some retry logic when downloading to avoid transient failures. For *nix
variants add a retry value when using curl (wget retries by default).
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into init-tools.sh
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There are a lot of different shells among the Linux distributions.
The up-to-date Ubuntu distribution uses /bin/dash without /bin/bash by default.
Also, the /bin/sh command has been using as a symbolic link without the original
/bin/sh in the some popular Linux distributions such as Ubuntu 14.04.
Ver 3:
- Don't use 'sh' command thanks to the "#!/usr/bin/env bash" (first line)
- /bin/sh of Ubuntu 14.04 is symbolic link. It calls /bin/dash by default.
Ver 1:
- Let's replace a symbolic 'sh' with 'bash' such as
"#!/usr/bin/env bash" declaration (shebang) of ./coreclr/init-tools.sh
lgs@u14.04:~$ ls -l `which sh`
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 4 12 21 17:01 /bin/sh -> dash
lgs@u14.04:~$
Signed-off-by: Geunsik Lim geunsik.lim@samsung.com
Signed-off-by: MyungJoo Ham myungjoo.ham@samsung.com
Signed-off-by: Prajwal A N an.prajwal@samsung.com
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Unset CORE_ROOT in environment on Windows before doing restore so that dotnet CLI doesn't try to run using binaries from the test CORE_ROOT.
Restore the xunit wrapper projects in a batch rather than individually to save a lot of time.
Work around xunit.runner.msbuild not having compatible package layout by ignoring errors and adding import so that a future fix will work.
Hard-code C# language for generated wrapper projects: the $(Language) property wasn't set.
Also Change www.myget.org to dotnet.myget.org, as we switched to enterprise myget.
Add System.ObjectModel to tests\src\JIT\config\benchmark+serialize\project.json to manually upgrade it to a version that doesn't require lifting for runtime. This fixes System.ObjectModel.dll being missing from CORE_ROOT and causing the test to fail.
Switch to v3 nuget feeds and sync NuGet.Configs.
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