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param(
[switch] $prerelease,
[string] $sources = ".",
[string] $version = "0.4.5.20170330"
)
choco uninstall bazel --force -y
if ($prerelease) {
choco install ".\bazel.$($version).nupkg" --verbose --debug --prerelease --force -y -s $sources
} else {
choco install ".\bazel.$($version).nupkg" --verbose --debug --force -y -s $sources
}
if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0)
{
write-error @"
`$LASTEXITCODE was not zero.
Inspect the output from choco install above.
It should not have had errors.
"@
exit 1
}
& bazel version
if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0)
{
write-error @"
`$LASTEXITCODE was not zero.
Inspect the output from ``bazel version`` above.
It should have shown you bazel's version number.
"@
exit 1
}
& bazel info
if ($LASTEXITCODE -ne 0)
{
write-error @"
`$LASTEXITCODE was not zero.
Inspect the output from ``bazel info`` above.
It should have shown you bazel's information about the current workspace.
"@
exit 1
}
write-host @"
This test just:
* uninstalled bazel (if it was installed)
* installed bazel from the package you built
* asserted that the installation did not return an error exit code
* ran ``bazel version`` and asserted non-error exit code
* ran ``bazel info`` and asserted non-error exit code
The bazel commands should now be repeated in the other shells. Should work in:
* powershell (probably what you just ran this in)
* cmd
* msys2
"@
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