Dockerfiles to make cirrusci/flutter based docker containers for building Desktop flutter apps for Linux and Windows
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Dan Ballard 0d839fe222
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README.md

Docker containers for performing Flutter desktop builds

Dockerfiles @ git.openprivacy.ca/openprivacy/flutter-desktop

These docker containers incorporate or are build on cirrusci (cirruslabs).

  • linux-fstable-3.10.2 is flutter 3.10.2, glibc 2.31, apt installing the needed utils including npm, cucumber-html-reporter

  • windows-sdk30-fstable-3.10.2 is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter stable (3.10.2), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • linux-fstable-3.7.1 is flutter 3.7.1, glibc 2.31, apt installing the needed utils including npm, cucumber-html-reporter

    • incorperated cirrusci Dockerfiles directly into linux Dockerfile to control base OS version (revert to ubuntu 20.04) to get older glibc (2.31) to support older distros
  • linux-fstable-3.3.8 is cirrusci/flutter:3.3.9 + apt installing the needed utils (glibc 2.31) (including npm and cucumber-html-reporter)

    • manually rebuilt parent containers with ubuntu 20.04 for glibc 2.31 for greater compatibility
  • windows-sdk30-fstable-3.3.8 is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter stable (3.3.8), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • linux-fstable-3.3.8 is cirrusci/flutter:3.3.8 + apt installing the needed utils (glibc 2.31) (including npm and cucumber-html-reporter)

  • linux-fstable-3.0.1 is cirrusci/flutter:3.0.1 + apt installing the needed utils (including npm and cucumber-html-reporter)

  • linux-fstable-2.8.1 is cirrusci/flutter:2.8.0 + apt installing the needed utils (including npm and cucumber-html-reporter)

  • linux-fstable-2.8.0 is cirrusci/flutter:2.8.0 + apt installing the needed utils

  • linux-fstable-2.5.3 is cirrusci/flutter:2.5.3 + apt installing the needed utils

  • linux-fdev2.5-rc is cirrusci/flutter:2.5.0-6pre + apt installing the needed utils

  • linux-fdev2.2-rc is cirrusci/flutter:2.2 rc + apt installing the needed utils

  • linux-dev is cirrusci/flutter:2.2 rc + apt installing the needed utils

  • windows-sdk30-fstable-3.7.1 is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter stable (3.7.1), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • windows-sdk30-fstable-3.0.1 is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter stable (3.0.1), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • windows-sdk30-fstable-2.8.1 is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter stable (2.8.1), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • windows-sdk30-fstable2.5.3 is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter stable (2.5.3), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • windows-dev-sdk30-fdev2.5rc is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter dev (2.5rc), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • windows-dev-sdk30-fdev2.3rc is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, Flutter dev (2.3rc), and Google Root cert gtsr1 (for future proofing pub get)

  • windows-dev-sdk30-fdev2.2rc is cirrusci/android-sdk:30-windowsservercore-2019 with Visual Studio 16, and Flutter dev (2.2rc)

These docker containers are both being used with Drone CI to build Flutter desktop apps for Linux and Windows. Simply run flutter build with the appropriate OS. These containers should work with any other Docker based automated build system such as Gitlab and others.

Example .drone.yml

If you find these containers useful, please consider donating to Open Privacy Research Society as it takes work to assemble and maintain our containers and we're a small org. :)