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Is there some example / template with solved in reply #11256 (reply in thread) |
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@lukasMega I'm was researching how to craft a GitLab CI for a Windows build and came across this thread. Here is my solution for a GitLab CI YML, maybe it'll help you on your cargo issues. build windows installer:
image: ivangabriele/tauri:debian-bookworm-20
stage: build
environment: staging
before_script:
- cd app # wherever your source is
- apt-get -y install nsis # This was needed to resolve a packaging issue
- apt-get -y install clang # Had to add to resolve a dialog issue on launch
- apt-get -y install lld llvm
- rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-msvc # Install the 64-bit target
- cargo install --locked --quiet cargo-xwin # Install cargo-xwin
- yarn install --frozen-lockfile # Install app dependencies
script:
- yarn build-windows # Build for Windows 64-bit target
# This is a shortcut command in my package.json that does the following:
# tauri build --runner cargo-xwin --target x86_64-pc-windows-msvcThis gets you a Windows x64 installer EXE at this location:
I did use a specific image that I found that contains a lot of the pre-built libraries to help streamline this build process. Maybe toggling over to that image might help your build issues. I hope that helps. |
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I updated the above to include: - apt-get -y install clang
- apt-get -y install lld llvmTo resolve some Windows launch issue that surfaced related to a Windows launch issue after installation |
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Thank you for your input @nakedgremlin ! Only difference is that i’m using npm, i will try yarn instead and we will see… Also i will try to delete caches again. // UPDATE: // UPDATE-2: |
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I will try another docker image, which is mentioned here: #9650 (comment) |
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Still the same error with cargo-xwin: Here is example repo and full log: |
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I have tried 3 different docker images for building Tauri helloworld sample app:
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after 5 days, I tried change the code working###
### example by @nakedgremlin (https://github.com/tauri-apps/tauri/discussions/11256#discussioncomment-10909210)
### ♦️ yarn is used instead of npm
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build windows installer:
image: ivangabriele/tauri:debian-bookworm-20
stage: build
before_script:
#- cd app # wherever your source is
- apt-get -y install nsis # This was needed to resolve a packaging issue
- apt-get -y install clang # Had to add to resolve a dialog issue on launch
- apt-get -y install lld llvm
- rustup target add x86_64-pc-windows-msvc # Install the 64-bit target
- cargo install --locked --quiet cargo-xwin # Install cargo-xwin
- yarn install --frozen-lockfile # Install app dependencies
script:
- yarn build-windows # Build for Windows 64-bit target
# This is a shortcut command in my package.json that does the following:
# tauri build --runner cargo-xwin --target x86_64-pc-windows-msvc
artifacts:
paths: ["src-tauri/target/x86_64-pc-windows-msvc/release/bundle"]
https://gitlab.com/lukasMega/tauri-sample-v2/-/blob/master/.gitlab-ci.yml?ref_type=heads#L35-56 Thank you ! ❓ Anybody know more details why it's working with yarn and not with npm? |
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Maybe because npm needs a set of |
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I have noticed also: setting env variable
(tested on docker image |
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after 5 days, I tried change
npmtoyarnand it helped. First successful build: https://gitlab.com/lukasMega/tauri-sample-v2/-/jobs/8070254109 🎉I have used nearly the same code as @nakedgremlin provided above #11256 (comment)
the code working