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This repo has scripts and Dockerfiles, to test the release engineering of the Global Script typesetting system and friends.

To build from scratch in a container:

    docker build -t globalscript:$distribution -f Dockerfile-from-scratch --build-arg distribution=$distribution --build-arg version=$version .
    docker run -it globalscript:$distribution sh -c '~/bin/get-code && ~/bin/test-all'

You can start a persistent container via:

    docker run --name globalscript -d -i -t globalscript:distribution /bin/sh

You can run an individual step via:

    docker exec -it globalscript /root/bin/step

You can start an interactive shell in a container via:

    docker run -it globalscript:$distribution /bin/bash

To discard the running container, use

    docker stop globalscript && docker rm globalscript

To build from binary packages in a container:

    ./bin/dockerize-platform

To set up Global Script locally run:

    sudo ./bin/install-system-prereqs

Installs the compiler tools needed to build the system,
and sets up Plan 9 from User Space (https://github.com/9fans/plan9port)
in /usr/local/plan9.

   ./bin/setup-user-prereqs

Installs GHC and sets up a patched version of a Haskell package.

Run the command

    [ -f "$HOME/.ghcup/env" ] && . "$HOME/.ghcup/env" # ghcup-env

that it adds to ~/.bashrc in your local shell.

    mkdir -p ~/globalscript

Create your personal Global Script installation directory.

Add these lines to ~/.bashrc:

    export PLAN9=/usr/local/plan9
    PATH="$PATH:$PLAN9/bin"
    export GLOBALSCRIPT=$HOME/globalscript
    eval $($GLOBALSCRIPT/bin/globalscript --sh)

Set up environment variables for plan9port and Global Script.

Also execute the first three lines in your shell, but run

    PATH="$PATH:$GLOBALSCRIPT/bin"

locally to bootstrap (you'll get $GLOBALSCRIPT/bin/globalscript once you install all the packages).

    ./bin/get-code

Checks out every source repo in ~/src/globalscript (hard-coded; will be created if you don't have it!)

    ./bin/test-all

Builds all source packages and runs integration tests on them;
this builds the packages in build order, so it can be used to bootstrap the system from scratch.

Note: the Ubuntu versions on Docker Hub are: latest - latest lts release; rolling - latest release (!); devel - next release