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Diffstat (limited to 'Build-SampleSet.ps1')
| -rw-r--r-- | Build-SampleSet.ps1 | 28 |
1 files changed, 19 insertions, 9 deletions
diff --git a/Build-SampleSet.ps1 b/Build-SampleSet.ps1 index 2f812e58..0892cc84 100644 --- a/Build-SampleSet.ps1 +++ b/Build-SampleSet.ps1 @@ -45,15 +45,32 @@ finally { } # -# Determine build environment: 'WDK', 'EWDK', or 'GitHub'. Only used to determine build number. +# Determine build environment: 'GitHub', 'NuGet', 'EWDK', or 'WDK'. Only used to determine build number. # Determine build number (used for exclusions based on build number). Five digits. Say, '22621'. # $build_environment="" $build_number=0 # +# WDK NuGet will require presence of a folder 'packages' +# +# +# Hack: In GitHub we do not have an environment variable where we can see WDK build number, so we have it hard coded. +# +if (-not $env:GITHUB_REPOSITORY -eq '') { + $build_environment="GitHub" + $build_number=22621 +} +# +# Hack: If user has hydrated nuget packages, then use those. That will be indicated by presence of a folder named .\packages. +# +elseif(Test-Path(".\packages")) { + $build_environment=("NuGet") + $build_number=26052 +} +# # EWDK sets environment variable BuildLab. For example 'ni_release_svc_prod1.22621.2428'. # -if($env:BuildLab -match '(?<branch>[^.]*).(?<build>[^.]*).(?<qfe>[^.]*)') { +elseif($env:BuildLab -match '(?<branch>[^.]*).(?<build>[^.]*).(?<qfe>[^.]*)') { $build_environment=("EWDK."+$Matches.branch+"."+$Matches.build+"."+$Matches.qfe) $build_number=$Matches.build } @@ -64,13 +81,6 @@ elseif ($env:UCRTVersion -match '10.0.(?<build>.*).0') { $build_environment="WDK" $build_number=$Matches.build } -# -# Hack: In GitHub we do not have an environment variable where we can see WDK build number, so we have it hard coded. -# -elseif (-not $env:GITHUB_REPOSITORY -eq '') { - $build_environment="GitHub" - $build_number=22621 -} else { # Dump all environment variables so as to help debug error: |