This will add Objective Sharpie as an optional dependency, only enforced if
actually trying to run the xtro tests.
The wrench/jenkins tests will show up as green for now (since there are known
failures in the xtro tests that have to be addressed first).
[VSTS] Adding --no-sudo option in system-dependencies.sh
This PR also brings in the package step from the release-scripts makefile. This allows all the build tasks and scripts to be self-contained in one repo.
Current mono master is versioned as `409001455` in it's updateinfo
which (technically) violates the format. Rewrite the parser to take
an arbitrary number of digits in the final slot instead of assuming
it's always going to be 3.
Now you can provision mono/master:
```
$ cat /Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/Home/updateinfo
964ebddd-1ffe-47e7-8128-5ce17ffffb05 409001455
$ cat /Library/Frameworks/Mono.framework/Home/updateinfo | cut -d' ' -f2 | cut -c6- | awk '{print(int($0))}'
1455
```
* [system-dependencies] Add support for installing Xcode's first-launch installs.
* [system-dependencies] Use the Archive Utility to extract Xcode xips.
Apple changed their format (again), so don't try to process the xip manually,
just invoke Apple's Archive Utility.
Another advantage is that the Archive Utility compresses the output (to about
half), saving multiple GB of hard disk space (from ~10 GB to ~5 GB).
* [system-dependencies] Add Xcode testing comment.
* [system-dependencies] Check if an Xcode package is in ~/Downloads, and if so use it.
This makes it easier to verify that provisioning works correctly whenever a new Xcode comes out.
* [system-dependencies] Teach script about how to get the revision part of the mono version.
* Bump to mono 4.4 to get a 64-bit capable mono.
mdtool from Xamarin Studio 6.0 is a 64-bit process,
and thus requires a 64-bit capable system mono.
Rolf Bjarne Kvinge
Bernhard Urban
Vincent Dondain
Sebastien Pouliot
Joseph Stroman
Joseph Stroman
Alan McGovern