08-06-2019 08:18 AM
03-30-2021 08:11 AM
+1 - We have the rest of our CI ready for switch to docker containers but a linux version of the command line utility is needed to make our pipeline clean. It would dirty and complicate things to have to introduce a Windows or macOS HVM and we wouldn't be able to use a fully managed pipeline like Bitbucket or GitLab.
12-03-2021 11:12 AM
Hey, Solaris. Ian from Skyryse here. Long time no see. I ran into this same issue and was able to work around it by using Wine to run the Windows version of the tool. I couldn't get it to work on Alpine Linux because of musl so I went with Debian slim instead. Installing Wine makes the Docker image much larger than I'd like for such a simple use case but at least it allows it to run on a Linux host.
05-26-2022 07:13 PM
Do you by any chance have a public docker image to share with the oculus tool installed via wine?
I tried going down that route but ultimately it seemed like too much work to get this all working, vs doing it manually for the last deploy step
02-03-2023 09:32 AM
+1 on having a Linux client, it really is a pain when the software stack for all other online stores supports it and i have to make an exception for this one, why would i want to spin up a windows machine just to upload a signed binary to a CDN? You have a MacOSX version, so I'm hopeful it's not too many steps removed from being UNIX portable.
That wine setup does sound like an interesting workaround.