The build system uses make. There are two kinds of targets:
- "direct" builds, that use go(lang) tooling to build a statically or dinamically linked binary or set of binaries;
- docker-based builds, that build binaries or containers under a docker environment, using the "official" golang docker image as a base.
All binaries generated for distribution are statically linked.
N.B.: the actual releases are performed with Github Actions, so they don't use these targets directly; they do use the same instructions however.
Please also note that in Makefile and ws4sqlite.go the version is specified as v0.0.0, to be replaced by the Github Action's script. Replace it at your leisure.
Builds a statically linked binary under the current architecture, in the bin/ folder.
Builds a dinamically linked binary under the current architecture, in the bin/ folder.
Builds statically linked binaries for all the supported OSs/architectures, also creating the distribution archives in
the bin/ folder.
In general, docker images are built in the debian-based official docker image; the generated binary is then distributed
in a distroless/static-debian11 image. The final size is about 20Mb.
NB: buildx must be installed/enabled NB2: the current sources will be copied to the docker context.
Builds the distribution archives for the supported OSs/architectures (see zbuild-all) under a docker environment, and
copies them in the bin/ folder.
Builds a docker image (called local_ws4sqlite:latest) in the current architecture.
Builds docker images for AMD64, ARMv7 and ARM64v8. The images are named like the official ones, i.e.
germanorizzo/ws4sqlite:v0.xx.xx-xxx.
Reserved, for publishing in Docker Hub.