The build agents will now automatically install and activate the
Emscripten version found in minimum-versions.inc.sh when configuring
WASM projects. For developer machines, this behaviour can be enabled by
setting the environment variable `KEYMAN_USE_EMSDK` (recommended).
This will be back-ported to 17.0 so that we can ensure that all builds
use a consistent Emscripten version.
This top-level builder script will build as many projects as are
possible to build on the current platform. For example, iOS and macOS
projects can only be built on macOS; Windows and parts of Developer can
only be built on Windows.
Relates-to: #6268
Add `builder_describe_platform` function to builder.inc.sh, associated
documentation and unit test, and use it in Developer and Common build
scripts.
Relates-to: #11755
This adds references to various data sources such as Unicode. At
present, this is informational only, not used by any scripts, but the
intent is that in the future we reference this for any scripted data
updates.
Previously with the right number of parameters that take values and the
right order it could happen that a parameter value got replaced by an
action when the script output the parameters. This change fixes this.
Fixes: #11676
The build agents use a fixed location for signtool.exe, but this is not
the case for other devs, so we need to grab our VS environment in order
to locate it.
Use a new flag `--npm-publish` in conjunction with `publish` action,
so that the default will always be to `npm pack` if the new flag is not
specified. This flag is also guarded in the actual npm publish code to
ensure that it can only run in the appropriate CI alpha/beta/stable
environment, and not in local or test.
This then also removes the separate `pack` action.
Also removes legacy boilerplate from a number of build scripts.
Now builds from a clean repo:
developer/src/build.sh configure build test publish
* Splits kmbrowserhost into kmdbrowserhost for Developer; this means
that Developer Browser Host now inherits the Developer settings rather
than the Keyman for Windows settings, and simplifies distribution and
management. The only difference between the two is in the startup code
so this seems like a good split.
* Cleanup of various build scripts and dependencies.
Relates to #11317.
Initial baby steps for configuring build environment for Delphi and VC++
within build.sh without needing to call out to batch files.
Proof-of-concept build.sh for setup.dpr.
