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New Windows makefile (winmake.ps1) targets and Windows build documentation update #22913

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Add the following targets in winmake.ps1:

  • installer: builds the Windows installer
  • docs: builds the documentation HTML pages
  • validatepr: runs the Linux Makefile .valiatepr target using podman.
  • lint: faster validation that runs linter locally

Update of build_windows.md:

  • removed every reference to the MSYS2 platform
  • added instructions to build the installer and linters

Fix #21821 and #21911

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rhatdan commented Jun 5, 2024

LGTM
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Nice job! A few docs comments to start

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Add the following targets in winmake.ps1:
- `installer`: builds the Windows installer
- `docs`: builds the documentation HTML pages
- `validatepr`: runs the Linux Makefile `.valiatepr`
                target using podman.
- `lint`: faster validation that runs linter locally

Update of `build_windows.md`:
- removed every reference to the MSYS2 platform
- added instructions to build the installer and linters

Fix containers#21821 and containers#21911

Signed-off-by: Mario Loriedo <mario.loriedo@gmail.com>
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l0rd commented Jun 6, 2024

Nice job! A few docs comments to start

Thank you @ashley-cui for your review. Based on your feedback, I have made some changes and fixed the language and formatting of the documentation file.

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Docs LGTM! I can hop on windows this afternoon and test the winmake targets.

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rhatdan commented Jun 6, 2024

/lgtm

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