Historically, the build-windows-x64.sh script was responsible to prepare the
build environment, to compile the source code and to generate the BitRock
based installer. This is now changed to using GitHub Actions based workflow
and the supporting powershell scripts. The workflow resides in a separate
repository whereas the build scripts and installer code resides in this
repository.
Summary of the Changes:
remove build-windows-x64.sh as it is no more needed, instead add
new scripts compile.ps1, prepare-staging, compile-system-stats
packages-win64.txt contains 3rd party libs name and versions.
version.txt contains versions of PG, LP, stackbuilder and pgAdmin4
update the project files to suite the newer Visual Studio
few fixes required in installer XML
DBP-858, Manika Singhal, --Tested by Manika Singhal --Reviewed by Sandeep Thakkar, Srinu Perabattula and Kritika Agarwal
Historically, the build-windows-x64.sh script was responsible to prepare the build environment, to compile the source code and to generate the BitRock based installer. This is now changed to using GitHub Actions based workflow and the supporting powershell scripts. The workflow resides in a separate repository whereas the build scripts and installer code resides in this repository.
Summary of the Changes:
DBP-858, Manika Singhal, --Tested by Manika Singhal --Reviewed by Sandeep Thakkar, Srinu Perabattula and Kritika Agarwal