* build: embed binary checksums in the npm package
* Update docs/tutorial/installation.md
Co-authored-by: Jeremy Rose <jeremya@chromium.org>
* refactor: replace reduce with loop
Co-authored-by: Jeremy Rose <jeremya@chromium.org>
The `vendor` directory is a remnant of times long since gone when we had
brightray and libchromiumcontent (never forget). It is currently the
hope to a single header file that afaics we do not need anymore and
randomly pyyaml gets cloned there but that is easily movable.
This commit removes all references to the vendor directory from scripts,
docs, helpers, etc. and removes the directory itself.
* build: cache the out directory for exact deps hash matches
* chore: generate a target based depshash discriminator
* fix: hash on gn args
* build: share logic on the mac builds
* build: ensure that the mksnapshot binary is built before stripping before zipping
* build: attach the workspace on macOS
* build: optimize the macOS checkout path for testing
* build: fix mksnapshot zip generation
* build: make the mac src cache restore work
* build: v2 out cache
* build: macOS cache restore is just stupidly slow
* build: strip more binaries
* build: attach the out cache to the workspace for macOS builds
* build: allow linux boxes to restore darwin out caches
* build: cat the deps hash target file
* build: ensure that the deps target hash matches on the linux box
* build: do not use host arch in target key
* build: force undefined in the target hash file
* build: only restore out cache when it isn't in the workspace
* build: fix the macOS cache workspace trick
* build: do not double restore
* build: remove the big stuff from the out dir
* build: workaround layer issue
* build: try it back on macOS again but with smaller thingy
* build: macOS needs the out cache now
* build: clean up for omptimal macOS path
* build: use old docker image
* build: idek at this point
* build: we need a deps hash
* build: yeah we need a checkout too
* chore: use testing env on save cache job
* chore: well that should fix the cache key thing
* chore: handle cross-OS path mismatch for src cache restore
* build: use a /portal directory to transfer the src cache appropriately
* build: use the correct docker image
* build: super perms for /portal
* build: increment out cache number
* build: ensure target hash is correct for args + disable pre-compiled headers on macOS
* build: wipe the cross-arch libffmpeg before building Electron
* build: ensure consistent package-lock across multiple machines
* build: fix linting errors and use npm ci instead of npm install
* build: use a yarn.lock and yarn instead of package-lock and npm
* chore: replace package-lock.json files with yarn.lock
* chore: replace last instance of `npm install`
* build: optimize the happy path when syncing on CI
This adds a new cache for the "src" directory that is only ever used if
the cache key matches exactly. If there is no exact match we fall back
to the old strategy of using the git cache.
On the happy path this can make the checkout on linux/macOS take around
5-6 minutes which is **significantly** faster than the original 15-18
minutes.
* build: sort readdir result to ensure stability
* build: increment cache key
* Update config.yml
* build: ensure that the cleanly checked out Electron has had hooks run on it
* build: do not remove deps/v8
* build: ensure clean git directory when generating deps hash
* chore: add comments to caching logic
* Update .circleci/config.yml
Co-Authored-By: MarshallOfSound <samuel.r.attard@gmail.com>
* chore: replace standard with eslint-config-standard
This adds support for --cache so linting JS only takes ~1 second and only lints things that changed
It also allows us to add custom linting rules
* chore: add eslint-plugin-mocha and enable the no-exclusive-tests rule
This will block anyone from pushing / merging a `.only` test or describe
In the GN build, libchromiumcontent is no longer a distinct library, but
merely a container for a set of scripts and patches. Maintaining those
patches in a separate repository is tedious and error-prone, so merge
them into the main repo.
Once this is merged and GN is the default way to build Electron, the
libchromiumcontent repository can be archived.
In order to have 100% reproducible builds, Electron needs
package-lock.json. This is necessary because some dependencies affect
the build output (browserify for example, is used to generate the common
js environment for sandboxed renderers).
* Provide an easy way to use a local build of Electron
For instance from ~/projects/electron/out/D
* document ELECTRON_OVERRIDE_DIST_PATH
* Make the linter happy
* Tweak ELECTRON_OVERRIDE_DIST_PATH docs
- Add `--debug_libchromiumcontent` to build libchromiumcontent for debugging
(shared library build).
- By default, only invoke `gclient sync` the first time to checkout chromium
source tree. Add `--force_update_libchromiumcontent` switch to force updating.
- Document new options.
The goal is to allow faster edit/compile cycles when debugging/making changes
to libchromiumcontent.
This resolves#2558. There are no more errors when running test.py on
the debug build in Windows. When running the release build the tests
will be executed as usual.
Samuel Attard
Juan Cruz Viotti
David Sanders
Samuel Attard
Jeremy Apthorp
Samuel Attard
Robo
Milan Burda
Jeremy Apthorp
Alexey Kuzmin
John Kleinschmidt
Thiago de Arruda
OJ Kwon
Cheng Zhao
Zeke Sikelianos
Kevin Sawicki
Kane Montreuil
Felix Rieseberg
Eran Tiktin
Omri Litov
Haojian Wu