Makefile: add cross-build target for cross-compiling client binaries #7806
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…ctlclient) binaries Signed-off-by: Gary Edgar <[email protected]>
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Signed-off-by: Gary Edgar [email protected]
Description
Adds a
cross-buildtarget which allows you to cross-compile Vitess binaries.This makes it easier build a slim client tarball (namely, vtexplain + vtctl{,d}client) for OSX from Linux, which we can start including in PlanetScale's biweekly Vitess release.
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