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Environment for building etc

This repository contains many scripts for builds, releases, continuous integration, etc. This file describes the environment prerequisites for those scripts.

Handy Dockerfile for working on Linux

Installing some of the dependencies can be tricky, particularly on restricted internal versions of Linux. For that reason, we provide a Dockerfile to get started with, which has bash as an entry point. The typical procedure would be:

  • git clone --recursive https://github.com/googleapis/google-cloud-dotnet.git
  • cd google-cloud-dotnet
  • docker build -t google-cloud-dotnet docker
  • docker run -v $PWD:/google-cloud-dotnet -it google-cloud-dotnet

Building the Docker image the first time can be slow, but it should work without intervention.

The last line will start a Docker container mounting the current directory in the host system as /google-cloud-dotnet. This allows you to make changes (e.g. generating an API or building a NuGet package) and then use your regular environment to create a pull request, upload the package somewhere etc.

Working with git and Docker

If you're using the Docker container for work that will eventually involve a pull request, you may run into issues if you try creating some commits within the container and some outside the container in your regular environment:

  • Once you've created a commit within the container, you may run into permissions issues when you try to create a commit outside the cnotainer.
  • The container doesn't have access to your normal git configuration, so won't be able to access your name and email address for the commit author.

If you're creating commits manually, we recommend you do this outside the container, so you can use all the configuration and tooling you're normally used to. If you're creating a release commit using prepare-release.sh commit, we recommend that you configure git within the container.

Operating system

We mostly develop on Windows and Linux. When building on Linux, we don't test the full desktop .NET framework version, although we build it using reference assemblies.

On Windows, please run scripts under the version of bash that comes with Git for Windows.

The scripts here should work on OS X as well, but we haven't tried them. Please file an issue if you run into problems.

.NET Core SDK

The version of the .NET Core SDK required is specified in global.json.

Python 3 (3.6+)

This is required for some aspects of API generation (generateapis.sh). It expected to be available via just python, py 3 or python3.

It's expected that pip is also installed.

Other tools

The following common tools are expected to be available:

  • bash
  • git
  • curl
  • unzip