While this might seem a bit strange, building in a Linux environment could be extremely useful since it allows for building on nearly every CI/CD system. Also, this doesn't seem to be too difficult. It wouldn't require much change (just document that "on Linux, some commands might not work as expected," since the only command which would get used would be "build" – that install doesn't work should be obvious).
I might be wrong here, but from what it looks like, the only thing that's between me and building on my CI/CD server is this line. If you only replace that line with a warning (leading to xdpm not aborting in the build command on Linux), that would prettty much be the only thing that's needed...
While this might seem a bit strange, building in a Linux environment could be extremely useful since it allows for building on nearly every CI/CD system. Also, this doesn't seem to be too difficult. It wouldn't require much change (just document that "on Linux, some commands might not work as expected," since the only command which would get used would be "build" – that install doesn't work should be obvious).
I might be wrong here, but from what it looks like, the only thing that's between me and building on my CI/CD server is this line. If you only replace that line with a warning (leading to xdpm not aborting in the build command on Linux), that would prettty much be the only thing that's needed...