Call electron-builder directly from Gruntfile (w/ native rebuild)

[ConorIA]

[conor@Sushi wire-desktop]$ yarn --version
0.18.0
[conor@Sushi wire-desktop]$ yarn
yarn install v0.18.0
$ cd electron && yarn
yarn install v0.18.0
[1/4] Resolving packages...
success Already up-to-date.
Done in 0.90s.
[1/4] Resolving packages...
success Already up-to-date.
$ yarn run rebuild-native-modules
yarn run v0.18.0
$ electron-rebuild -m ./electron/node_modules -f 
Couldn't find electron-prebuilt and no --node-module-version parameter set, always rebuilding
Done in 32.12s.
Done in 35.02s.
[conor@Sushi wire-desktop]$ node_modules/.bin/build --linux --x64 --dir
Rebuilding native production dependencies for arch x64
Packaging for linux x64 using electron 1.4.10 to wrap/dist/linux-unpacked
[conor@Sushi wire-desktop]$ node_modules/.bin/build --linux --ia32 --dir
Rebuilding native production dependencies for arch ia32
Packaging for linux ia32 using electron 1.4.10 to wrap/dist/linux-ia32-unpacked
Downloading tmp-9090-0-electron-v1.4.10-linux-ia32.zip
[============================================>] 100.0% of 44.53 MB (1.84 MB/s)

[lipis]

had to check the history about it.. found it #148 :)

[ConorIA]

Strangely enough, I am still getting an error when I run the grunt task. It only works when I explicitly build with node_modules/.bin/build

[lipis]

clean install everything? (git clean -fdx)

[ConorIA]

clean install everything? (git clean -fdx)

Just saw this. I will try reverting 0ff1be1 locally and see if it works.

[ConorIA]

No luck. But I'm thinking that maybe I was misjudging the situation...

The build command doesn't seem to be working when called with yarn run.
However, when called directly, it can build / rebuild without any issues.

[lipis]

That's awesome! Thanks for spending more time..

[lipis]

Had to reinstall my Ubuntu virtual machine.. and now I'm getting this error. Any clue @ConorIA?

Has nothing to do with the PR most likely.. but maybe I'm forgetting something to install?

latest Node 7.2.0, yarn 0.18.0

[ConorIA]

@lipis, I'm getting the same. Seems that electron-builder is expecting to find /usr/lib/libreadline.so.6, but the latest version is /usr/lib/libreadline.so.7.

I haven't tried it, but a simple ln -s /usr/lib/libreadline.so.7 /usr/lib/libreadline.so.6 might work.

UPDATE: Yep, sure enough, the symlink works.

[lipis]

had to install it actually sudo apt-get install libreadline6 and it worked.. thanks @ConorIA

[lipis]

Oups.. too fast.. :) It built the 64 versions.. but failed later :( https://gist.github.com/lipis/008b9c53a5f70b58331254d13786c519

[ConorIA]

Are you using g++-multilib? I'm not sure, but I'd say you're missing a ia32 library somewhere. I could build both the x64 and ia32 without issue yesterday.

[ConorIA]

Now that the build process is back to using NPM, this could probably be changed back to tasks in package.json.