3 Aug 2019 |
Mathijs | just vendor/src | 21:18:56 |
TravisR | is there a bin in vendor/src? | 21:19:16 |
Mathijs | not that I can find | 21:19:56 |
Mathijs | just github.com golang.org gopkg.in | 21:20:09 |
Mathijs | and in there, subfolders, amongst others valyala | 21:20:27 |
Mathijs | but I can't find a binary in there either, just .go files | 21:21:00 |
TravisR | maybe try gb install or gb vendor restore or something along that lines? | 21:22:32 |
Mathijs | I'll try | 21:23:30 |
Mathijs | FATAL: command "restore" failed: could not retrieve dependency: exit status 128 | 21:24:44 |
Mathijs | go seems confusing :) | 21:24:52 |
TravisR | it's because it's using gb, so it's a damn nightmare | 21:25:11 |
| * TravisR tries to deploy it | 21:25:38 |
TravisR | ._. it works fine for me, on Windows at least | 21:30:11 |
TravisR | the build fails, but the thing does find qtc | 21:30:22 |
TravisR | Mathijs: just use the docker image? | 21:30:42 |
Mathijs | because I don't want to install docker in the limited space available on the VM that runs the f-droid matrix server | 21:31:16 |
Mathijs | (ie, I'm scared all the HDD gets eaten by the syanpse database) | 21:31:36 |
Mathijs | In reply to @travis:t2l.io ._. it works fine for me, on Windows at least I am officially highly dissapointed by linux over windows for the very first time in about a year | 21:32:19 |
TravisR | on your local machine: switch the docker base image to something compatible with your server, build the image, exfiltrate the binary | 21:32:24 |
Mathijs | ah, that I should be able to do | 21:32:43 |
Mathijs | clever :) | 21:32:44 |
Mathijs | but, why can't I download a binary? | 21:36:15 |
TravisR | ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ | 21:38:11 |
Mathijs | eh | 21:38:48 |
Mathijs | so much trouble... | 21:43:20 |
Mathijs | but I think the dockerfile is running | 21:43:29 |
Mathijs | it's supposed to be a single binary, right? | 21:44:35 |
TravisR | yea | 21:44:50 |
TravisR | should be matrix-static from the working directory from the looks of it | 21:45:04 |
Mathijs | in the eventual container it's actually in /bin/ | 21:47:13 |