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Steve Lee 73114ee36c Enable building of msix package (#9289 )

Add support in packaging.psm1 to produce a .msix AppX package.  Update the docker image to use the new msix package type.  Update the associated yml files so AzDevOps performs the build.

## PR Context

Enable publishing PSCore6 to Microsoft Store

2019-04-15 17:07:15 -07:00

azureDevOps

Enable building of msix package (#9289 )

2019-04-15 17:07:15 -07:00

Images

Enable building of msix package (#9289 )

2019-04-15 17:07:15 -07:00

macOS

Performance improvements for release build (#9179 )

2019-03-21 10:24:49 -07:00

.gitignore

Move release build definition into PowerShell (#4884 )

2017-09-26 14:02:55 -07:00

build.json

Enable building of msix package (#9289 )

2019-04-15 17:07:15 -07:00

createComplianceFolder.ps1

Build and package framework dependent package (#7729 )

2018-09-10 12:47:32 -07:00

generatePackgeSigning.ps1

Add Windows build to universal release build YAML (#8695 )

2019-01-22 11:21:02 -08:00

packagesigning.xml

update signing subjects (#5650 )

2017-12-07 17:56:37 -08:00

README.md

Move Final artifacts from universal build to finalResults folder (#8806 )

2019-02-01 10:59:01 -08:00

setReleaseTag.ps1

Support release branches based on the forward slash separator (#8903 )

2019-02-19 10:47:39 -08:00

setReleaseTag.sh

add scripts to set/update the release tag in VSTS (#6107 )

2018-02-07 15:24:34 -08:00

signing.xml

Build Global tool for PowerShell and SDK container (#8984 )

2019-02-26 12:56:29 -08:00

updateSigning.ps1

Build Global tool for PowerShell and SDK container (#8984 )

2019-02-26 12:56:29 -08:00

vstsbuild.ps1

Performance improvements for release build (#9179 )

2019-03-21 10:24:49 -07:00

vstsbuild.sh

Update install/build scripts and dockerfiles (#5222 )

2017-10-25 08:25:35 -07:00

README.md

Azure Dev Ops Release Builds

Requirements

Docker must be installed to run any of the release builds.

Running Windows Release Builds Locally

From PowerShell on Windows, run .\vstsbuild.ps1 -ReleaseTag <tag> -Name <buildName>.

For the package builds, run .\vstsbuild.ps1 -ReleaseTag <tag> -Name <buildName> -BuildPath <path to extracted zip from build step> -SignedFilesPath <path to extracted 'symbol' zip from build step>

Windows Build Names:

win7-x64-symbols
- Builds the Windows x64 Zip with symbols
win7-x86-symbols
- Builds the Windows x86 Zip with symbols
win7-arm-symbols
- Builds the Windows ARM Zip with symbols
win7-arm64-symbols
- Builds the Windows ARM64 Zip with symbols
win7-fxdependent-symbols
- Builds the Windows FxDependent Zip with symbols
win7-x64-package
- Builds the Windows x64 packages
win7-x86-package
- Builds the Windows x86 packages
win7-arm-package
- Builds the Windows ARM packages
win7-arm64-package
- Builds the Windows ARM64 packages
win7-fxdependent-package
- Builds the Windows FxDependent packages

Running Linux Release Builds Locally

From PowerShell on Linux or macOS, run .\vstsbuild.ps1 -ReleaseTag <tag> -Name <buildName>.

Linux Build Names:

deb
- Builds the Debian Packages, ARM32 and ARM64.
alpine
- Builds the Alpine Package
rpm
- Builds the RedHat variant Package

Azure Dev Ops Build

The release build is fairly complicated. The definition is at ./azureDevOps/releaseBuild.yml.

Here is a diagram of the build: