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add docker-based cross compiling #8
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* cargo update -p syntect * upgrade to Rocket v0.4 * use Docker for cross-compiling (fixes #8) * use valid base64 secret key (required in Rocket v0.4) * Dockerfile: do not print languages / etc on startup
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Previously, Docker builds without relying on the host were added as part of #18 but later reverted for an unrelated reason. This approach is better for two reasons: 1. The version of Rust nightly is pinned, so it'll always work (e.g. right now we can't use the latest nightly). 2. We now use `sourcegraph/alpine` as our base image, which sets up a `sourcegraph` user for us. Fixes #8 again.
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Previously, Docker builds without relying on the host were added as part of #18 but later reverted for an unrelated reason. This approach is better for two reasons: 1. The version of Rust nightly is pinned, so it'll always work (e.g. right now we can't use the latest nightly). 2. We now use `sourcegraph/alpine` as our base image, which sets up a `sourcegraph` user for us. Fixes #8 again.
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We should have a docker-based cross compiling steps so that you don't need to setup a musl toolchain locally (which is sometimes quite hard to get right)
This may also help with Travis?
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