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There were two issues arising from #15493 - first, `$KEYMAN_SYMSTOREPATH` was set too late, after the build, and second, symsrv renames `000admin` to `000Admin` but we need to keep it lowercase for our deployment server, so rename it back just in time before uploading. As tidy-up, given that the folder name `000admin` is static and never changes, removed the parameter and hard-coded it instead. * export `$KEYMAN_SYMSTOREPATH` before build * define `000admin` folder explicitly and deprecate --symbols-subdir parameter * rename `000Admin` to `000admin` before upload Fixes: #14837 Follows: #15493 Test-bot: skip |
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Teamcity Build Configuration Scripts
This directory contains TeamCity (TC) build scripts. Each script corresponds to a build configuration on TC.
Running scripts locally
It's possible to run some of the build locally in a Docker container. Of course this won't work for the parts, like uploading files, that require keys or other secrets.
To run locally start a Docker container:
docker run -v $(pwd):/Develop -it ubuntu:24.04 /bin/bash
(for the Linux integration tests, you'll have to pass --privileged as well.)
Inside of the container, run
apt update && apt install -y sudo
export DOCKER_RUNNING=1
echo "ubuntu ALL=(ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL" >> /etc/sudoers
su ubuntu
and then run the build, e.g.
cd /Develop
resources/teamcity/linux/keyman-linux-test.sh configure,build,test