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Downside is that build times are more than doubled (~8m -> ~20m), but there's not really any way around it with cross-compiling, more work == more time needed, and this already found small issues when building for 32 bits. This new job is the last one, so most issues should fail a job early. |
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| # compile assets via webpack and build those into bindata_assetfs.go file | ||
| - make bindata_assetfs.go | ||
| # and now compile using bakelite for all target archs | ||
| - go get -u github.com/terinjokes/bakelite |
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Although I don't expect to have breaking changes, you may prefer to fetch a release instead.
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Last time I checked it was not possible with go get and github, only packages hosted on gopkg.in support getting a specific release, is that no longer true?
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You can use dep's required. You can also fetch the release tarball from GitHub, extract it, and run it from there.
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release tarball it is
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Solves #167 while keeping all code in
.travis.yml, there's only one new make target (show-version) but it's just a helper so we don't need to duplicate the code for getting version string.