Merge branch develop into main [2023_09_07] #175
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- Support for Ubuntu Core snaps.
- Support Ubuntu 22.04 and Debian 11.
- Agent: Replace boost::filesystem usage with std::filesystem.
- SDK (Windows): Preview additional methods for partial downloads, streaming downloads, and download properties.
- bootstrap script determines OS and version on its own.
- Fix issue of non-existent /include path during bootstrap and/or build.
… snap (#159) Co-authored-by: Shishir Bhat <[email protected]>
* Agent: Use SNAP_DATA environment variable to ensure agent is writing to directories within the snap filesystem. Without this, the agent was writing to the host filesystem (in devmode). * SDK: Corresponding change required to use SNAP_DATA so that the plugs are used. * Update slot name for the downloads to be unique to DU agent. * Add documentation about snap commands and general info.
* Update ubuntu-snap.md
* Agent binary size is much lower than the limit we were checking against. The limit was probably not updated after the earlier size reductions. * SDK size is lower but only by a small margin. Updated that one too. * Also update the script to fail if size has reduced too much in order to catch this early next time.
* Always wanted to move to the C++17 filesystem implementation. What prompted the change now: The FindBoost issue on Ubuntu 20.04 involving symlinking /lib to /usr/lib but /include being non-existent. * This change removes public dependency on Boost libs entirely, leaving only the tests using boost.program_options. So, our cmake config file will no longer have to deal with the paths for boost. * GCC 8, which is the default at least on Ubuntu 18.04, requires use of std::experimental::filesystem. Code has been changed appropriately to support building with both flavors of filesystem.
* A prior PR (#145) fixed the issue when building DO itself. However, consumers of DO still face the issue because DO's cmake config file was not updated. This is now fixed. * DO's own CMakeLists.txt checks for /lib being a symlink before updating CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH (update to fix in #145). * Also enable exec permission for the sdk cleanup install script.
* Add pipeline suport ubuntu 22.04 * Add Dockerfiles to build ubuntu 22.04 images * fix gtest release * fix gsl include for ubuntu 22.04 * update pip install for ubuntu 22.04 * install file utility dep for CPackDeb
* add parallel flag into build options * add RPi recognizition in the build
* Add pipeline config and Dockerfiles for Debian11 * test new ACR service connection * add gtest support to debian11
* There was a change to test files hosting location recently.
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