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With this change we can run a Docker build in QEMU and build ARM or ARM64 binaries directly on an Intel build machine. This feature already supports building with Docker4Mac (Beta31). So it's easy for a developer to compile and test the Docker binaries locally on his dev machine w/o the need of the target hardware. Another use case would be to run builds on a clound CI like Travis to get an instant feedback loop for PR's, all on a common Intel platform w/o the need to set up the CI system on the target hardware. Usage: build static Docker binaries for ARM 32-bit ``` DOCKER_ENGINE_OSARCH="linux/arm" make binary ``` Usage: build static Docker binaries for ARM64 aka AARCH64 ``` DOCKER_ENGINE_OSARCH="linux/arm64" make binary ``` Signed-off-by: Dieter Reuter <dieter.reuter@me.com> |
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| .build-deb | ||
| .build-rpm | ||
| .resources-windows | ||
| .binary | ||
| .binary-setup | ||
| .detect-daemon-osarch | ||
| .ensure-emptyfs | ||
| .go-autogen | ||
| .go-autogen.ps1 | ||
| .integration-daemon-setup | ||
| .integration-daemon-start | ||
| .integration-daemon-stop | ||
| .integration-test-helpers | ||
| binary | ||
| binary-client | ||
| binary-daemon | ||
| build-deb | ||
| build-integration-test-binary | ||
| build-rpm | ||
| clean-apt-repo | ||
| clean-yum-repo | ||
| cover | ||
| cross | ||
| dynbinary | ||
| dynbinary-client | ||
| dynbinary-daemon | ||
| generate-index-listing | ||
| install-binary | ||
| install-binary-client | ||
| install-binary-daemon | ||
| install-script | ||
| README.md | ||
| release-deb | ||
| release-rpm | ||
| run | ||
| sign-repos | ||
| test-deb-install | ||
| test-docker-py | ||
| test-install-script | ||
| test-integration-cli | ||
| test-integration-shell | ||
| test-old-apt-repo | ||
| test-unit | ||
| tgz | ||
| ubuntu | ||
| update-apt-repo | ||
| win | ||
This directory holds scripts called by make.sh in the parent directory.
Each script is named after the bundle it creates. They should not be called directly - instead, pass it as argument to make.sh, for example:
./hack/make.sh test
./hack/make.sh binary ubuntu
# Or to run all bundles:
./hack/make.sh
To add a bundle:
- Create a shell-compatible file here
- Add it to $DEFAULT_BUNDLES in make.sh