The debian package build usually detects dependencies of executables packaged inside, and adds those as dependencies of the package accordingly. It doesn't detect this for managed executables though, so libcurl3 needs to be added to support `dotnet restore` on Ubuntu.
The long description format is somewhat fragile right now. Changes will need to be made to the package tool to handle this better because each line in the long description needs a leading space.
- Needs a clean machine without dotnet MSI installed for the tests to run.
- Needs admin privileges to run. Else test script exits silently.
- These xunit based tests run on Netfx46.
For now these tests are disabled until I figure out the right way to run
them in the CI machines.
These changes will use docker's new Dockerfile Arguments to
pass the Host User ID to the docker container at build time.
This allows the docker container to set it's internal user
to match that of the host. When using shared volumes between
the host and container, this prevents files created in the
container from being owned by root.
This will solve our problem of needing a cleanup step after
every ubuntu CI run.
Install path is now %ProgramFiles%\dotnet
Registry root is now "HKLM\SOFTWARE\dotnet\Setup"
Env variables setup is now associated with a versioned component - the
registry keys. Environment resource cannot serve as a keypath hence it is
coupled with a registry key which is the key path for the component.
Add proper symlinks to the postinstall script. Also, the permissions of the
resulting directory post-install were wrong (set to root:wheel). This is fixed
by using the --ownership preserve switch to pkgbuild.
Fix#247
- Use the heat tool to harvest the stage2 dir and create install-files.wxs
- dotnet.wxs contains the XML code which is constant across builds for an MSI.
- Use Candle and Light to generate the MSI from install-files.wxs and dotnet.wxs.
Default Install Location - %ProgramFiles%/dotnet.
Adds <InstallRoot>\bin %PATH%
Creates %DOTNET_HOME% pointing to <InstallRoot>
