make.ps1 default to just building daemon
Signed-off-by: John Howard <jhoward@microsoft.com>
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development and Windows to Windows CI.
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Usage Examples (run from repo root):
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"hack\make.ps1 -Binary" to build the binaries
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"hack\make.ps1 -Client" to build just the client 64-bit binary
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"hack\make.ps1 -Client" to build docker.exe client 64-bit binary (remote repo)
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"hack\make.ps1 -TestUnit" to run unit tests
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"hack\make.ps1 -Binary -TestUnit" to build the binaries and run unit tests
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"hack\make.ps1 -Daemon -TestUnit" to build the daemon and run unit tests
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"hack\make.ps1 -All" to run everything this script knows about that can run in a container
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"hack\make.ps1" to build the daemon binary (same as -Daemon)
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"hack\make.ps1 -Binary" shortcut to -Client and -Daemon
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.PARAMETER Client
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Builds the client binaries.
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Builds the daemon binary.
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.PARAMETER Binary
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Builds the client binaries and the daemon binary. A convenient shortcut to `make.ps1 -Client -Daemon`.
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Builds the client and daemon binaries. A convenient shortcut to `make.ps1 -Client -Daemon`.
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.PARAMETER Race
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Use -race in go build and go test.
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# Handle the "-Binary" shortcut to build both client and daemon.
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if ($Binary) { $Client = $True; $Daemon = $True }
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# Default to building the binaries if not asked for anything explicitly.
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if (-not($Client) -and -not($Daemon) -and -not($DCO) -and -not($PkgImports) -and -not($GoFormat) -and -not($TestUnit)) { $Client=$True; $Daemon=$True }
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# Default to building the daemon if not asked for anything explicitly.
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if (-not($Client) -and -not($Daemon) -and -not($DCO) -and -not($PkgImports) -and -not($GoFormat) -and -not($TestUnit)) { $Daemon=$True }
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# Verify git is installed
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if ($(Get-Command git -ErrorAction SilentlyContinue) -eq $nil) { Throw "Git does not appear to be installed" }
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