The import path was added to the go file that included the package
documentation if one existed. Otherwise, I used what seemed to be the
primary file for the package.
Fixes#689
Change-Id: If51be0e86529fd6f179e80af6781e639f8550fd2
Version in binaries will now be:
"X.Y (git rev xxxxx)"
if X.Y is specified with --tarball_version,
"xxxx"
otherwise.
Also uniformized the flags names and use in other programs.
Fixes#665
Change-Id: I958094f69b279437504854a3ff10e924d42c4fb6
Update our Go image to use Go1.5.
Also, with Go1.5, we can compile static binaries (with CGO_ENABLED=0 and
--tags=netgo) without having to first rebuild Go itself from source with
CGO_ENABLED=0.
Finally, with Go1.5, we can now cross-compile straight outta the (linux)
binary tarball (without having to first build the necessary runtime in
src).
For both these above reasons, we don't need to use the Go -src tarball,
and we don't need to have a dedicated Go docker image for each GOOS we
cross-compile too.
Yay, progress!
Change-Id: Ibafb542a4771b151638e796ad3df78e0c8f1a4bf
This change:
1) adds misc/docker/go/darwin/Dockerfile to create a docker image with
Go setup for cross-compiling to darwin
2) adds misc/docker/release/build-binaries.go, which works similarly to
misc/docker/server/build-camlistore-server.go. The difference is it
builds all binaries with make.go instead of just camlistored, and
camlistored is hence built with all resources embedded.
3) adds the --build_binaries flag to dock.go to make use of the above.
Maybe 3) should be done in a new file (out of dock.go), but it is
convenient for now for code reuse.
Issue #538
Change-Id: I8ecd50d118a9ff5c3f53812cac4d7a81a0053b4f
mpl