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True Windows Support #203
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I found this issue while learning the actual host environment requirements, see #244 |
I submitted a PowerShell-based prototype in #254 |
/remove-lifecycle rotten |
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+1 for aiming in Made in the long run |
The solution uses Powershell-script for now, what can fulfill the requirement of the issue. Closing as soon #254 is merged. |
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This implements the idea of true Windows support suggested in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This is first stab at the idea of the true Windows support in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This is first stab at the idea of the true Windows support in kubernetes-sigs#203
I've just proposed Magefiles for Mage in |
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This is first stab at the idea of the true Windows support in kubernetes-sigs#203
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This is first stab at the idea of the true Windows support in kubernetes-sigs#203 Complete Mage target with smoke test Complete Mage target with end-to-end test Run tests as part of all target Comment on unchecked error code from sh.Run Fix and update Mage target status Add TODO reference on VAGRANT_VARIABLES env var
This port is supposed to offer functional equivalent of the existing Makefile, but its implementation is also inspired by make.ps1 recently proposed in kubernetes-sigs#254. If the Magefile is preferred and accepted, then it is supposed to replace make.ps1 without merging of kubernetes-sigs#254. This is first stab at the idea of the true Windows support in kubernetes-sigs#203 Complete Mage target with smoke test Complete Mage target with end-to-end test Run tests as part of all target Comment on unchecked error code from sh.Run Fix and update Mage target status Add TODO reference on VAGRANT_VARIABLES env var
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I think this can be closed as replaced by the currently ongoing SWDT CLI sub-project |
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The solution for windows support is to run everything in WSL since there is no real support for
make
on windows. This is functional but everything in this repo can be ran in windows with no issues if we do one of the following two things...make
commands to test your changes.I'm open to both implementations if someone wants to make a decision on which direction we should take.
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