Dale, your work will definitely be a candidate for inclusion if you do a
PR. A private repository doesn't necessarily give any confidence that its
use can be considered suitable for everyone's use.
As such my particular wishes are to:
- a dev environment with latest packages
- a dev environment wi
Hi, John. Still not building official releases in containers? Give
in...they're reproducible, self-documenting, easy to version control, etc.
You can use them for building, CI, test. They run on clouds, single
machines, and personal laptops.
All one. All the same.
I do have a Windows Dockerfile th
Dale,
We already have dockers running Linux--Arch Linux, Ubuntu-18.04, and
Ubuntu-20.04--on Travis CI and Github actions. Feel free to borrow whatever you
need from there to update yours, the docker files are in utils/ci.
Chris isn't looking for CI, he wants a Windows Docker image with all the
If Linux builds only, then only two things needs to be done:
1. Update the existing 3.x solution at
https://github.com/diablodale/gnucash-dev-docker to compile for GnuCash
4.x. After someone understands the shared/common methodology, this is less
than a week of work. A single platform
Sounds all complex... A simple Dockerfile to set up a dev environment would
be a good start! Or, if it already exists, documentation could be improved
- "how to start hacking and building after a bare-bones linux+docker
install".
On Tue, 8 Dec 2020 at 13:00, Dale Phurrough wrote:
> Hi. Anything
Oops, I could be wrong. Github actions might now have the ability to run
Windows Docker containers. I or someone else needs to verify this.
--Dale Phurrough
On Tue, Dec 8, 2020 at 2:00 PM Dale Phurrough wrote:
> Hi. Anything is possible. ;-)
>
> Regarding Dockerfiles to build Gnucash for Linux,
Hi. Anything is possible. ;-)
Regarding Dockerfiles to build Gnucash for Linux, Windows, and Osx...
- Gnucash 4.x has several dependency changes and I don't have a
dockerfile to build them.
- Linux updates will be relatively straightforward. It is usually only
differences in dependenc
Hi Chris,
Am 06.12.20 um 03:02 schrieb Christopher Lam:
> Docker is now firmly entrenched in the industry
~2019 at least Redhat, Fedora, opensuse replaced it by podman.
~Frank
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Hi Dale
Docker is now firmly entrenched in the industry; would you be able to
create a PR to set up the Dockerfile in the project root (or /util), and
add a few notes in the wiki to help complete docker newbies? e.g.
- how to set up a dev environment
- automate build and install
You may be aware we
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From: gnucash-devel
On Behalf Of Dale Phurrough via gnucash-devel
Sent: Wednesday, July 17, 2019 11:39
To: GnuCash Developer
Subject: [GNC-dev] build stats/badges for GNC maint, 3.6, 3.5 using Docker
Hi all. I finished the second stage of my project to automate build/test of
Hi all. I finished the second stage of my project to automate build/test of
GnuCash with Docker. See the badges, drill down to logs and individual test
results at
https://diablodale.github.io/gnucash-dev-docker/
In previous emails you read about the easy consistent GnuCash build/test
with Docker.
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