Also drop the `CMakeNightlyWin{32,64}` tests that use the scripts.
Follow the pattern from commit 689fdbfc61 (Utilities/Release: Drop
linux64 script in favor of docker build, 2019-08-27, v3.16.0-rc1~184^2).
These will allow anyone to produce portable binaries like those
published on `cmake.org`.
Follow the pattern from commit facc240a45 (Utilities/Release: Add docker
specs to build and test Linux binaries, 2019-08-23, v3.16.0-rc1~184^2~2).
Parameterize the architecture to support both `x86_64` and `i386`.
Explicitly specify the build machine's Python 3 installation for
Windows to be used by the test suite. This avoids accidentally
using other versions on the machine.
Extend the script added by commit 9bf97363b0 (Utilities/Release: Replace
upload step with a "push" script, 2019-05-24, v3.15.0-rc1~56^2) to
create the destination subdirectory for the CMake version being pushed.
The spec added by commit facc240a45 (Utilities/Release: Add docker specs
to build and test Linux binaries, 2019-08-23) generates only the TGZ
package, but the old `Utilities/Release/linux64_release.cmake` script
also generated a STGZ package.
689fdbfc61 Utilities/Release: Drop linux64 script in favor of docker build
2d7cfd30ac Utilities/Release: Drop source archive generation in scripts
facc240a45 Utilities/Release: Add docker specs to build and test Linux binaries
bf832ccf01 Utilities/Release: Add README.rst describing directory content
ab153f17bf Utilities/Release: Drop machine-specific README
ed294c1664 Add option to skip CMake tests that need network access
4b8a864d52 Add option to test CMake itself against its hosting CMake
Acked-by: Kitware Robot <kwrobot@kitware.com>
Acked-by: Gregor Jasny <gjasny@googlemail.com>
Merge-request: !3727
Replace the `upload_release.cmake` script with a `push.bash` script
that is more configurable from the command line and that does not
hard-code any destinations. Instead of using `scp` to access
`cmake.org` directly, push the files atomically to a staging
directory from which another process will actually upload them.
Since commit 5b9da05b7a (Windows: Embed version information into CMake
binaries, 2017-10-25, v3.11.0-rc1~411^2) our binaries have version
information that prevents a `.msi` downgrade from replacing them by
default. Configure the re-install mode:
* a: reinstall all files regardless of version
* m: rewrite all per-machine registry entries
* u: rewrite all per-user registry entries
* s: reinstall shortcuts and icons
Fixes: #19006
In commit e903a9fc55 (Utilities/Release: Create a Windows 64-bit binary,
2016-03-16, v3.6.0-rc1~235^2~2) we added a `_USING_V110_SDK71_` macro to
tell the MSVC standard library headers they were using an older SDK.
The environment in which our Windows binaries are produced has been
updated to use a Windows 10 SDK now that we do not need to support
WinXP, so we can drop the definition.
Also add a binutils-2.31 to CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH in the environment so that
tests that look for them with `find_program` can find a newer version.
This is needed for the build id support in readelf.
This test fails spuriously too often and prevents the nightly binary
from finishing. Simply skip it for the nightly binary to allow it to
complete more regularly.
Since commit v3.12.0-rc1~325^2 (ccmake: Check for curses more robustly
before enabling, 2018-03-21) we may not enable ccmake by default when
using a non-system curses (e.g. the static curses we build on Linux for
our binaries). Enable the option explicitly for our prebuilt binaries.
Update the prebuilt binary build configurations for machines where
we build our own OpenSSL library to use a newer version.
Now that we require pthreads for libuv anyway, we can use OpenSSL 1.1
along with its dependency on pthreads.
Switch to the MSVC static runtime library (and static UCRT).
Link Qt statically, including the Windows platform plugin.
Disable the Qt tests because they are incompatible with a
Qt using a static runtime library.
