- infrastructure for switching restores everywhere i.e. addressing #290
- e.g. add `KOREBUILD_DNU_RESTORE_CORECLR` setting to `.travis.yml` files, especially if using Trusty
- #290
- remove workaround for aspnet/dnx#2566; not needed if building with CLR or Mono
- install Core CLR DNX in `build.sh`
- must be applied in all repos using Travis before this PR goes in
- add `Dnu()` and `Dnx()` macros
- remove `K()` macro from `_k-test.shade`; use `Dnx()` instead
- incorporate per-repo changes not yet applied to Universe templates
- use newer `NuGet.exe`
- Universe itself does not need the Korebuild package or `dnvm`
Changes partially revert 618a73b e.g. always start build with CLR or Mono DNX
nits:
- reduced DNX switches and `dnvm` calls in `build.cmd`
- base NuGet skip decision on _both_ KoreBuild and Sake's installation status
- make `Quiet` variable work more reliably; small changes often led to compilation problems
- requires a small change in DNX repo at the same time
- remove some trailing whitespace and tabs
- add a bit more description to `_k.shade`
- hits all of the checkboxes in #272
Specify test runtime explicitly and support testing w/ DNX Core on Linux
- turn on DNX Core on Linux testing with `--test-dnxcore` target
- or `KOREBUILD_TEST_DNXCORE` environment variable
Work around aspnet/dnx#2566
- builds fail with DNX Core on Linux otherwise
Do not attempt to install nodejs if not on Windows
Use user's `default` DNVM when `%SKIP_DNX_INSTALL%` defined on Windows
- enables builds with DNX Core
- should be the default for new repos; older repos can opt in
Use consistent case for all `--quiet` environment variables
- also name these variables consistently; start w/ `KOREBUILD_`
- environment variables are case-sensitive on Linux and mixed case was annoying
- also get rid of leading space in these environment variable values
Check `IsLinux` and not `IsMono`
- `IsMono` is always `true` on Linux since Sake always runs in Mono there
- but `IsLinux` is the right question
nits:
- remove tabs from a few files
- remove compilation warnings in local `makefile.shade`
- enables use of this command where it's currently overridden
- in turn, this means `--quiet` would be honoured in those `makefile.shade` files
For example can use this hook to shut DNX build up a bit
- `makefile.shade` there calls `dnu restore` directly and ignores `--quiet`
Doug Bunting
Pranav K
Wei Wang
Troy Dai
Louis DeJardin
David Fowler