| #!/bin/bash |
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| |
| # We use sbt-native-packager plugin to build a Windows MSI installer. |
| # Unfortunately, that uses WiX toolset which requires Windows. It can be run |
| # under Wine, but the plugin cannot be easily configured to use Wine. This |
| # script is one part of getting that to work and is setup within the container |
| # environment as needed. |
| |
| |
| # We run a few wine commands, let's disable all wine debug information since it |
| # is interpreted by sbt as errors and makes the output look like something |
| # failed. |
| export WINEDEBUG=-all |
| |
| # Create initial wine config, redirecting stderr to stdout. The command outputs |
| # debug message to stderr, which SBT makes look like an actual error. |
| winecfg 2>&1 |
| |
| # The sbt native-packager plugin executes the $WIX/{candle,light}.exe |
| # executables to build the Daffodil MSI. The problem is that those are Windows |
| # executables and so can't be directly executed in the Linux container. To get |
| # around this, the container Dockerfile copies the $WIX/{candle,light}.exe |
| # files to $WIX/real-{candle,light}.exe and installs this script to |
| # $WIX/{candle,light}.exe. This way, when the sbt plugin executes |
| # $WIX/{candle,light}.exe, it's actually executing this script, which figures |
| # out how it was executed (either as candle.exe or light.exe) and redirects the |
| # execution to the real-{candle,light}.exe file using wine. |
| |
| |
| # Figure out what was originally executed, and prepend "real-" to it. This is |
| # what to execute with wine |
| REAL_CMD=real-$(basename "$0") |
| |
| # The paths passed as arguments to this script by the plugin are all absolute |
| # Linux style paths. For arguments that look like a path (i.e. starts with a |
| # forward slash), use winepath to convert them to a Windows style path that |
| # wine applications can understand. Leave all other arguments unmodified. |
| i=0 |
| NEWARGS=() |
| for VAR in "$@" |
| do |
| if [[ $VAR == /* ]] |
| then |
| NEWARGS[$i]=$(winepath -w "$VAR") |
| else |
| NEWARGS[$i]=$VAR |
| fi |
| ((++i)) |
| done |
| |
| # Uncomment to tell bash to output the wine command we are about to execute, |
| # helpful for debugging when something goes wrong with wine |
| # set -x |
| |
| # Execute wine with the real WiX command and modified arguments |
| wine $WIX/$REAL_CMD "${NEWARGS[@]}" |