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# HOWTO work with fritzing docker containers.
# Docker containers are used for Fritzing's official linux builds.
# It'd be good to have Windows and MacOS containers too, but that's not achieved yet.

# Improving the docker configuration

## To build the docker container locally.

cp Dockerfile.fedora Dockerfile
docker build --tag fritzing/build:fedora-30 .

## To build a release in this docker container
docker/release-linux.sh fedora-30 debug-001.fedora-30

## To verify the build
# During the release step above, Fritzing is already run to create the parts database.
# Assuming you used the build name "debug-001.fedora-30", the file command should recognize
# it as an sqlite database. If the file does not exist, there was a problem with the build.
# (Note: in debug mode, the script will *not* ensure a clean repo, so the file might be
# an older version)

file fritzing-debug-001.fedora-30.linux.AMD64/fritzing-parts/parts.db
> fritzing-debug-001.fedora-30.linux.AMD64/fritzing-parts/parts.db: SQLite 3.x database, last written using SQLite version 3026000


## To publish it
# Note: These tags are used by the CI/CD build system,
# and will be effective immediately.
# For testing purposes, use your own docker namespace.
# If you would like to improve the official Fritzing docker
# build containers, please ask Kjell or Ovidiu-Florin
#
docker push fritzing/build:fedora-30

# You can test the new docker container online by re-triggering an old travis-ci build.
# Alternatively you can make a pull request to develop branch, which triggers a build on travis-ci.


# Using docker for local builds

release-linux.sh

To create release (or debug) versions, use the script release-linux.sh < platform > < release name>.

If the releasename includes the magic keyword "debug", debug information will be added to
the binary, and the "develop" branch of fritzing-parts will be used for the parts database.
For examples, see the file travis.yml.

xvfb-release-helper.sh

This script is not thought to be called directly. It is required to enable automated
CLI calls to Fritzing on headless systems (without GUI.


build-linux.sh

Just do a quick build. This script is not an essential part of the toolchain.