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chore: Release v4.0.0 #606

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chore: Release v4.0.0 #606

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- What I did

Cleaned up all remaining odds and ends:

  • Fixed path to dockerfiles which were moved in a previous PR
  • Updated the release build so that the copied files are flattened into the release zip (i.e. contents of core/shell/windows folders are in the root of the release zip)
  • Fixed up the install script
  • Added the debug sshrvd to the notarization script

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chore: Release v4.0.0

description: "Run x64 builds only"
required: true
default: false
type: boolean
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Added this to speed up the ability to confirm/test x64 releases, since non-x64 releases can take up to 10x longer

if is_root & ! [ -f "$user_bin_dir/$1" ] ; then
ln -sf "$dest/$1" "$user_bin_dir/$1"
echo "Linked $user_bin_dir/$1 to $dest"
fi
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If the binaries were installed as root, we need to do a symbolic to where the binaries were installed, since we install the binaries to /usr/local/bin if we are root

dest="$user_bin_dir/$job_name.sh"
if ! [ -f "$dest" ]; then
cp "$script_dir/headless/$job_name.sh" "$dest"
fi
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Make necessary folders, and don't overwrite existing job scripts when reinstalling

pids=$(pgrep "$command")
if [ -n "$pids" ]; then
echo "$pids" | xargs kill
fi
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Only call the kill command if there are processes to kill

@gkc gkc merged commit e79a1dd into trunk Dec 8, 2023
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@gkc gkc deleted the release-v4.0.0 branch December 8, 2023 11:13
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