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fork setup work to be done #16

Open Fishrock123 opened 7 years ago

Fishrock123 commented 7 years ago

Here's a couple things off the top of my head. I'm certainly willing to help do some guidance on any but I have limited experience in some of these areas. Digging though the commits back to January 2015 in the related files folders will surly turn up related reference-able commits for the io.js days.

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evanlucas commented 7 years ago

Any ideas on release infrastructure?

Fishrock123 commented 7 years ago

@evanlucas probably target a much smaller array so as to make it somewhat feasible, e.g. macOS 64, Ubuntu Linux, Windows 64.

Not sure if it is possible to use travis for the first two, maybe?

addaleax commented 7 years ago

Not sure if it is possible to use travis for the first two, maybe?

It should be, yes. I just excluded macOS from the Travis matrix because our builds take a looong time and there are generally fewer VMs available – feel free to experiment, tho :)

valpackett commented 7 years ago

target a much smaller array so as to make it somewhat feasible

Understandable, but I'd love to see more cross-platform support, not less :)

I've set up ayo on my personal buildbot cluster to make unofficial builds. Here you can grab one for FreeBSD/amd64!

OpenBSD currently fails with ../deps/v8/src/trap-handler/trap-handler.h:68:8: error: thread-local storage is not supported for the current target :(

Fishrock123 commented 7 years ago

Hmmm yeah, I do remember something about compiling on OpenBSD I think. You may want to ask that on the Node issue tracker for now if you are comfortable with doing so.

ghost commented 7 years ago

Sorry for stupid question. But node symlink would conflict with existing nodejs installation? I want to keep on my pc both ayo and nodejs

valpackett commented 7 years ago

@mememaestro you might want to use a version manager like asdf to switch between different versions and forks of node, as well as other languages. (But honestly I haven't found that necessary anymore, I just use the latest and greatest all the time.)

ghost commented 7 years ago

@myfreeweb thank you =)

Fishrock123 commented 7 years ago

@mememaestro Not necessarily, the symlink could just be removed or there could be an option to not have it installed from the installer. I think io.js did the latter option too however I am very much not familiar with msi or pkg installer manifests.

ghost commented 7 years ago

@Fishrock123 that's great