Require --locked when building runtime #2813
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The drawback of this (that I didn't think about) is that people who do a change that requires modifying the |
@TriplEight What can I do here? Is there an environment variable that tells us whether we are in the CI? |
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there is also |
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Actually I wanted to refactor all this process of building the wasm binaries, and I think I'll need @gabreal help. |
core/executor/wasm/build.sh
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| CARGO_CMD="cargo +nightly" | |||
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| CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 RUSTFLAGS="-C link-arg=--export-table" $CARGO_CMD build --target=wasm32-unknown-unknown --release | |||
| CARGO_INCREMENTAL=0 RUSTFLAGS="-C link-arg=--export-table" $CARGO_CMD build --target=wasm32-unknown-unknown --release $CARGO_BUILD_EXTRA_OPTIONS | |||
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haven't tested but wouldn't you need to append $@ instead of $CARGO_BUILD_EXTRA_OPTIONS when you write further down in ./scripts/build.sh:
./build.sh $CARGO_BUILD_EXTRA_OPTIONS
otherwise ^^ one is unneded if the env variable should be taken directly from the .gitlab-ci.yml.
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Well, it's working, so I don't know.
scripts/build.sh
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| echo "*** Building wasm binaries in $SRC" | |||
| cd "$PROJECT_ROOT/$SRC" | |||
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| ./build.sh | |||
| ./build.sh $CARGO_BUILD_EXTRA_OPTIONS | |||
pass on arguments in build.sh scripts
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Seems to work as well after @gabreal's changes. |
* Require --locked when building runtime * Update locks * Do it in a different way * Accidentally reverted Cargo.lock * pass on arguments in build.sh scripts
The CI runs the various
build.shfiles that are touched here.If someone performs changes that require an update of the
Cargo.lock, this PR will force them to commit it.