Add Mac builds into CI pipeline #143
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Can you install pgvector in mac as well so our pgvector tests also run? I think right now those tests will fail because of an innocuous reordering issue in the test. |
@Ngalstyan4 currently I do not run tests on mac as in CI it is collecting coverage information now and the postgres should be run in a custom way with gcov enabled. I should separate that part as well, so the tests will run on mac without coverage information. Should I implement it in this PR? |
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| Linux*) PLATFORM=linux;; | ||
| Darwin*) PLATFORM=mac;; | ||
| CYGWIN*) PLATFORM=cygwin;; | ||
| MINGW*) PLATFORM=mingw;; |
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when do we expect cygwin, mingw cases to be hit?
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they seems to be some unix like shells for windows, but I didn't test them.
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@Ngalstyan4 @dqii I did the requested changes and also added tests for mac os (with pgvector). There needed to do some modifications on pgvector test file to make it more consistent over the platforms. |
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It still lgtm. Sorry, I merged Postgres 16 so there are a few conflicts |
No worries, I will fix them later today |
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build.sh- this is common script for both linux and mocos platforms. This will be executed from the pipelinebuild-linux.sh- linux specific environment setup functionsbuild-mac.sh- macos specific environment setup functionsnow the universal archive will have the following structure
$arch/$platform/$pg_version/lantern.soThe command to get architecture changed from
dpkg --print-architecturetouname -m, so we will have the same output for both linux and macos. Previously thedpkgwas printingamd64anduname -mx86_64.Cleaned up the build scripts and action yaml files.
I will also open PR on
lantern_extrasto add macos support#7