Add openxr_loader.dll to the list of 3rd party DLLs that need
installing. The OpenXR loader is now included in windows-3rd-party,
allowing VR support to be enabled, which requires this file.
I'm not quite sure, but it seems to me that Qt Linguist treats the
Turkish language as having one "universal form". We need plural forms
for Turkish since FGData commit c0bb8d8a8d64e1 in branch
'release/2020.3' added a 'tr' translation.
We now use multi-stage builds so that the build-time dependencies and
code are not included in the final image. Also updated the README with
information about Docker hub, and added a LICENSE file.
Added a Dockerfile that can be used to build a docker/podman image with
the required environment for VPB terrain generator. A sample generation
script is also included.
my test vm has some extra *.so library symlinks so some patchelf commands were failing on the jenkins build vm - this changes the patchelf command to catch all the possible copied libraries
libfreetype 2.11 breaks compatibility with older harfbuzz that we are including to enable backwards compatibility with Ubuntu 16.04 based dists, so we now need to include libfontconfig & libpng15
In future for next we might not bother with harfbuzz,fontconfig etc as we are compiling OSG with vendor neutral dispatch (libGLvnd) that the older Mesa in 16.04 doesn't support
This option allows execution of any application stored in "/usr/bin" of the AppImage.
It has to be used as the first argument handed to the launch script.
Squashed commits:
- Add additional parameter checks and verify executability
- Print help when no value is passed to --exec-app
- Add all packaged executables as "additional executable" arguments to call of linuxdeployqt
+ Required dependencies of other applications will be deployed and library paths updated.
* Update help text
* Use find instead of ls to make file name handling robust (special chars, newlines, spaces)
- Modify find command to filter for executable files instead of using find's "-executable" option
Previously find failed to filter for executable files only when the AppImage was executed.
When the was AppImage mounted, "ls -al" showed that the file "usr/bin/qt.conf" was not executable.
However, when executing "find usr/bin/ -type f -executable" the file "usr/bin/qt.conf" still showed up.
Executing the same find command on the not-mounted source appdir did not show the file.
The change from "-executable" to logic ands/ors of "-user", "-group" and "-perm" fixes this behaviour.
Additionally this commit does no longer add "fgfs" to the additional executables since it is the main executable and processed anyways.
- Update find command to properly check permissions
Read permission and executability are required.
- Minor improvements for basename calls
* Quotes around basename argument
- Useless "basename" call
- Fix potential security flaw when matching application name input
The matching of "/" was erroneous and allowed execution of binaries outside the AppImage's /usr/bin directory.
When no arguments are pased to the AppImage, start with
the launcher for a pleasant experience.
Adjust the RPath on our copied osgDB plugins, so that dependencies
are found at the bundled lib dir.
- Special-case Windows for the default config file location (this should
allow the program to run even if HOME is unset).
- Improve the help text, in particular by reordering some of the
options.
This script allows one to easily find commits in several Git
repositories around a given date (in any date format accepted by Git).
The repositories may be given labels for easier identification and can
be defined via a configuration file and/or the command-line arguments.
Option --checkout tells git-date.py to automatically perform a
'git checkout' in each of the repositories at the commits that were
found. Options --show-commits and --show-commits-option instruct it to
run 'git show' for each commit found with the options of your choice
(all options can also be set via a configuration file).
This script can be useful to find when a given regression happened in
FlightGear---or any project that makes use of several Git repositories.
For more details, run 'git-date.py --help'.
