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Hi,
I was asked if gaplib worked on s390x Ubuntu with the latest runner and realized that it's unfortunately quite broken at the moment. This PR summarizes my findings.
Uli gave me a hint on how to resolve the self-contained build issue for testing, so now everything fully works.
convert-rpm.sh uses hardcoded package versions, which can no longer
be found each time AlmaLinux is updated. Always fetch the current
versions.
Fix ShellCheck warnings in this script.
Don't silence wget output so that the script is debuggable.
Remove the unnecessary "exit 0" at the end.
Account for alien errors like the following:
Unpacking of 'dotnet-host-8.0.4-2.el9_4.s390x.rpm' failed at /usr/share/perl5/Alien/Package/Rpm.pm line 168.
and add a workaround from [1].
Rebase runner-s390x.patch.
Use SDK 8 on s390x, since that's what the latest runner requires.
Move ARGS a bit lower in the Dockerfile to improve caching.
Turn off package signature verification. AlmaLinux's .NET may contain
an outdated trust store. See [2] for details.
Fix the packs symlinks.
Pass /p:SelfContained=false to the test runner in order to avoid
apphost issues in ./dev.sh test.
[1] #14
[2] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/tools/nuget-signed-package-verification