I noticed that our JavaScript Docker image is a couple years old and
seems to have an old NPM version that may be causing problems on #8610,
so I went ahead and rebuilt the image. To do that successfully, I had to
set some environment variables in the Dockerfile so that it can build
successfully without having to ask for input about timezone
configuration. This seems to be a known issue described here:
https://serverfault.com/questions/949991/how-to-install-tzdata-on-a-ubuntu-docker-image
I also updated it to explicitly install Python since that is required
for part of our JavaScript build.
* Fixed a bunch of incorrect arginfo and a few incorrect error messages.
* Passes mem check test with no leaks!
* WIP.
* Fix build warning that was causing Bazel build to fail.
* Added compatibility code for PHP <8.0.
* Added test_valgrind target and made tests Valgrind-clean.
* Updated Valgrind test to fail if memory leaks are detected.
* Removed intermediate shell script so commands are easier to cut, paste, and modify.
* Passing all Valgrind tests!
* Hoist addref into ObjCache_Get().
* Removed special case of map descriptors by keying object map on upb_msgdef.
* Removed all remaining RETURN_ZVAL() macros.
* Removed all explicit reference add/del operations.
* Added REFCOUNTING.md to Makefile.am.
This is necessary because the Kotlin support requires Java 8 or
higher.
Making this test use Java 8 required switching it to the java_stretch
Docker image and updating that image to include some Python
dependencies.
* WIP.
* Added build config for all of the tests.
* Use ../src/protoc if it is available, for cases where Bazel isn't available.
* Added test_php.sh.
* Fix for the broken macOS tests.
* Move all jobs to use php80 instead of lots of separate jobs.
* Only pass -t flag if we are running in a terminal.
* Updated php_all job to use new Docker stuff.
* Add the kotlin and kotlin-lite directories to the main pom.xml
* Updated Kotlin versions to 3.17.0-rc1
* Fix Mac CI tests by resolving brew package conflict
This uses the dockcross manylinux docker image to enable crosscompiling aarch64 python wheels. The wheels built for aarch64 linux are excluded from the release for now, pending testing (pending, in PR#8392).
Some of our Kokoro builds have been failing because Kokoro is unable to
copy root-owned files when the build is complete. This commit fixes the
problem by deleting these files at the end.
The installation of apt-transport-https is failing and causing this
script to exit early. I suspect the package is no longer needed since
recent versions have moved it into the apt package, so this change
updates the script to stop trying to install apt-transport-https.
