Build powershell core using the generic RID 'linux-x64' #4841
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daxian-dbw
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TravisEz13,
dantraMSFT,
adityapatwardhan and
PaulHigin
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So, in this PR we build generically but still package for specific platforms? |
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Yes, it targets the first task only. Need some pointers on how to proceed with the second task. |
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The second task I think will be a good bit of trial and error. General steps:
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@TravisEz13 I will take a stab at the second task. |
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Initial PR for #3961, to get the ball rolling.
Now that openSUSE.42.1 is decommissioned, comparing to updating our build to support SUSE 42.2, it's better to spend our effort on moving toward the generic Linux package.
This PR focuses on enabling build/publish with 'linux-x64'. I also removed
win10-x64andwin81-x64RID's given that we produce a single windows package now.I tried
Start-PSPackageon Ubuntu after building with the changes of this PR, and the generated package works fine.The next step is to figure out how to generate single DEB/RPM packages that work for all supported Linux distros.