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Could anyone make "building executable file" a github action? #48

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ufo5260987423 opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #49
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Could anyone make "building executable file" a github action? #48

ufo5260987423 opened this issue Aug 13, 2024 · 1 comment · Fixed by #49

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ufo5260987423 commented Aug 13, 2024

@konst-aa
Sorry to bother you and long time no see.

You may know that many people are eager to have scheme-langserver's nix package(#47). However, there're some barriers (still, I concluded them in #47 ), and an alternative approach is to directly package latest executable run file .

However, if you dig the git log, you will know that, making me to do these github action jobs is nearly pollution, lol.

So, could you make us a build action? It should be hooked on tags, which means when a new tag is created, the build action will compile and release like this page.

(In addition, if the build action could be compatible to risc V and macOs, it would be better.)

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konst-aa commented Aug 14, 2024

Hey, long time no see! I'll take a shot at automating releases in the next few days.

So far:

  • I think I figured out the build action yaml
  • I added compile-chez-program to the Dockerfile, and the build succeeded.
  • The problem is that the resulting executable depends on musl, because everything was on Alpine. I'll be reworking the Dockerfile, then; I found out that Weinholt wrote a debian one for chezscheme, which I will try.

(In addition, if the build action could be compatible to risc V and macOs, it would be better.)

Honestly, I don't think I'm ready to take up this task because of my lack of experience with Docker. I definitely want to try at some point, though :/.

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