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# Docker containers for performing Flutter desktop builds
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Dockerfiles @ [git.openprivacy.ca/openprivacy/flutter-desktop](https://git.openprivacy.ca/openprivacy/flutter-desktop)
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These docker containers are built on containers from [cirrusci](https://hub.docker.com/u/cirrusci) ([cirruslabs](https://github.com/cirruslabs)).
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new flutter 3.3.8 containers
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- linux-fstable-3.3.8 is cirrusci/flutter:3.3.8 + apt installing the needed utils (including npm and cucumber-html-reporter)
- 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)
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- linux-fstable-3.0.1 is cirrusci/flutter:3.0.1 + apt installing the needed utils (including npm and cucumber-html-reporter)
new flutter 3.0.1 containers
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- linux-fstable-2.8.1 is cirrusci/flutter:2.8.0 + apt installing the needed utils (including npm and cucumber-html-reporter)
linux to flutter stable 2.8.1 + npm and cucumber-html-reporter for gherkin tests
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- linux-fstable-2.8.0 is cirrusci/flutter:2.8.0 + apt installing the needed utils
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- 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
bumping to flutter 2.5.0 pre6 in windows
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- 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
new flutter 3.3.8 containers
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- 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)
new flutter 3.0.1 containers
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- 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)
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- 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)
bumping to flutter 2.5.0 pre6 in windows
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- 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)
remove signtool from windows as it's now in openpriv/nsis
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- 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)
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- 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.
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Example [.drone.yml](https://git.openprivacy.ca/cwtch.im/cwtch-ui/src/branch/trunk/.drone.yml)
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If you find these containers useful, please consider [donating to Open Privacy Research Society](https://openprivacy.ca/donate/) as it takes work to assemble and maintain our containers and we're a small org. :)