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update twoliter and remove tools #3429
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^ has an important change. A script and logic flow suggested by Ben. ^ rebase on develop |
I have an aarch64 host handy, so decided to try some of those test cases.
I then tried
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I often have this issue when my Infra.toml isn't right or I don't have one. Are you sure your invocation is correct? |
I don't have one. Are we no longer allowing that? |
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I have always had this issue with
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Copy commented code and restore script modes to 755. |
Ah, I always us an alias to run these, so forgot I had that in there. That said, the error when omitting that pre-twoliter is a lot more helpful. Rather than copy/pasting the "to test" commands, I used by alias to run the build and ami targets. Both completed successfully. |
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I think the error message is the same, but I will get rid of that spew about the cargo make command. Hopefully that will make it easier to spot the "real" error. |
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Hopefully the last push. Use the v0.0.3 tag and I don't think I need to specify +nightly anymore because I have |
TODO
cargo make clean
Issue number:
Related to #2669 and bottlerocket-os/twoliter#14
Description of changes:
Use a binary release of Twoliter that has Bottlerocket's build tools embedded in it.
Testing done:
On both x86_64 and aarch64 build hosts:
cargo make build
cargo make ami
cargo make repo
cargo test --help
cargo make clean
cargo make build
cargo make ami
cargo make repo
cargo test --help
cargo make clean
Terms of contribution:
By submitting this pull request, I agree that this contribution is dual-licensed under the terms of both the Apache License, version 2.0, and the MIT license.