Add AWS CodeBuild workflow and Dockerfile for ArchLinux #161
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| RUN CC=/usr/bin/clang CXX=/usr/bin/clang++ cmake -Saws-sdk-cpp -Baws-sdk-cpp/build -GNinja \ | ||
| -DBUILD_ONLY=lambda \ | ||
| -DUSE_OPENSSL=OFF \ |
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This is a fun one - basically, because reasons (aws/aws-sdk-cpp#1910), including the current version of AWS SDK into the project (as the tests do) - CMake barfs at test time (./ci/codebuild/build.sh in arch-linux.yml) complaining about not being able to find openssl, enough though it was found just fine when doing the SDK build + install! For the other build environments we have, something like yum install -y openssl-static is resolving the dependency, but an equivalent package is not available (that I could find anyways) in this distro.
So... the workaround I've been doing is using the experimental S2N support in the SDK, triggered by this flag. This works fine, but also brought along the requirement to use clang instead of gcc due to differences in warnings/errors reported on when Came compiled with this distro's gcc/g++.
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Yikes!
You should probably put that blurb of reasoning as a comment in the docker file.
I wish the C++ SDK never adopted the CRT. Oh Well!
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In Arch linux, the AUR has a package openssl-static.
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If desired, it could be installed with:
git clone --depth 1 https://aur.archlinux.org/openssl-static.git
cd openssl-static
makepkg -si --noconfirm --skippgpcheck
However, it will build openssl from source, which takes quite a while.
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| # Note: (2022-08-23) | ||
| # Using -DUSE_OPENSSL=OFF as a workaround to an AWS SDK dependency issue with this distro. | ||
| # The current SDK version has a dependency on a static build version of openssl, not available through pacman. |
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It's not available as a built package from the main repositories. If you build openssl-static from the AUR with makepkg, the resulting package can be installed with pacman -U <package-file>.
Description of changes:
This change was originally a part of #159
Adds CI support for ArchLinux
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