Hi,
On 12/22/16 09:18, Oliver Wolff wrote:
> Can someone elaborate on how "one package per OS" reduces the testing
> burden significantly? We still have to check every
> platform/configuration that is inside the package. All that changes is
> that the testers install from one big package instead
Can someone elaborate on how "one package per OS" reduces the testing
burden significantly? We still have to check every
platform/configuration that is inside the package. All that changes is
that the testers install from one big package instead of smaller
packages. I doubt that one person will
LET'S DO IT! And thank you for following through on this idea.
This will reduce our package testing burden significantly which is very
important because it lowers the barrier to entry for us to actually add new
platforms/installers. For example, adding tvOS to the combined
macOS/iOS/Android pac
Hi all,
I finally managed to do testing how big combined windows installer would be. I
was a bit surprised that it is only ~3.3 GB, which is still smaller than
combined mac-android-ios installer ;) Ok, this is done from 5.8 packages &
binaries so situation might be a bit different in 5.9 where
