- split debian sid into base/sid/clang images
- similarly for debian stable
- add jsonnet to lint
- add `--pull` to docker build so that we always pull the latest images
(otherwise we were building on whatever local cache we have for
`debian:sid`, etc., which made the base image update layer much
larger).
- don't install Recommends by default
- add libzmq3-dev
- split android into android (base) and flutter
- hard-code registry.oxen.rocks into the dockerfile stuff because that
seems to be the only way to properly depend on other docker builds.
- update a few CI builds that should have been using our images but
weren't.
- Update a few CI images to bullseye instead of buster
Add openssh-client (for sftp to upload builds)
It's failing to link with LTO on bionic because of an internal compiler
error for some random reason, so just disable building the tests there
for now (keeping LTO on is more useful since that is also what gets used
for a static build).
* modify contrib/window.sh now uses makefiles
* create contrib/android.sh for building shared libs for android apk
* update drone ci jizz for android
* update cmake/StaticBuild.cmake to use $(MAKE) so that builds can parallelize (super epic)
* remove android directory as it is no longer needed
The CI runners don't use fixed CPU cores anymore, so that they can
better allocate jobs across idle cores, but this means ninja's default
is running an insane number of parallel compilations that likely just
makes things slower.
Add 6-job limiting to match the core limits that used to be in place.
The formatting changes here are not too large and also nice: in
particular clang-format-11 appears to do better handling of `{...}`
constructor braces/arguments.
/cache is shared among multiple runners that can potentiall run at
once, but gradle's cache is retarded and just completely blocks anything
from using the cache for the span of the entire build. Work around it
by sticking the unique builder identifier in the cache path.
- Previous android java and jni code updated to work, but with much love
still needed to make it work nicely, e.g. handling when the VPN is
turned off.
- DNS handling refactored to allow android to intercept and handle DNS
requests as we can't set the system DNS to use a high port
(and apparently Chrome ignores system DNS settings anyway)
- add packet router structure to allow separate handling of specific
intercepted traffic, e.g. UDP traffic to port 53 gets handled by our
DNS handler rather than being naively forwarded as exit traffic.
- For now, android lokinet is exit-only and hard-coded to use exit.loki
as its exit. The exit will be configurable before release, but
allowing to not use exit-only mode is more of a challenge.
- some old gitignore remnants which were matching to things we don't
want them to (and are no longer relevant) removed
- some minor changes to CI configuration
