Its not really very useful to cache the tot release in a local text
file. Instead just fetch the revsion each time `install tot` is run.
This avoids folks accidentally installing "old" tot releases.
Also, make the output a little less chatty when looking up tot version.
We no longer ship the sanify file as part of the SDK but
expect it be generated on first use:
https://github.com/WebAssembly/waterfall/pull/656
Also remove the Dockerfile itself from the docker image if
we include it then whenever you change anything in the
Dockerfile it invalides all the layers and forces a
completely rebuild. This makes iterating on the image
very slow.
- Copy the current checkout to the Dockerfile.
- Add .dockerignore to exclude files while copying.
- Test tip-of-tree build within CI.
- Run the test suite outside the Docker image.
- Perform extra sanity tests.
- Switch to make commands for CircleCI.
- Improve Docker README.
- Remove unnecessary dependencies from build stage.
- Move binutils installation to first layer.
- Adjust indents and spacing.
- Merge ENV declarations into a single line.
- Split apt-get commands over multiple lines
This was an internal script that we used to generate up
until #544. Now we avoid writing that file at all and
emsdk_env.sh is instead sourced directly.
This should fix the docker CI issues we have been having.
- `--embeddded` mode is the now the default
- embedded cache and ports is also the default
- emsdk now fully polulates the cache by default so no need to do that.
- always "activate" the SDK avoiding that need things to work without
that.
- avoid making extra symlinks.
- remove python2
Dockerfile:
- Use the most recent stable debian (buster) instead of the previous one
- Build version 1.39.11 by default instead of 1.38.43
- Fix small typo in the comments
Makefile and README.MD: Fix incorrect name of image on dockerhub.
