Migrate to GitHub actions, platform-specific packages, and add arm prebuilds #144
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I'm consuming parcel-bundler via lerna + nx. After overriding to 2.2.0-alpha-1 I was able to install and build my project without node-gyp in the following configurations. Alpine + node18 + arm/x86 |
This was referenced Jul 2, 2023
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@devongovett thanks for the ping, I somehow missed it. We prefer our native module dependencies to be built as part of our CI and not by consuming prebuilt binaries. With these changes is there still a way to enforce building the native module on the machine? |
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Fixes #143, closes #132, fixes #130, fixes #95
This migrates the watcher package to GitHub Actions for both test and release workflows. In addition, it moves to a new release strategy with separate npm packages for each OS/architecture. Each platform-specific package becomes an optional dependency of the main package, which npm/yarn/etc. will install when needed. This way you only need to download the binary for the platform you're on rather than all of them. This allows us to add even more prebuilds (here we add linux arm64 and armv7 builds, as well as android, and windows arm64) without bloating the package size for everyone.
cc. @bpasero not sure how VSCode is consuming this package, but wanted to give you a heads up in case this affects you.