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[Chore] Utilize OCTEZ_EXECUTABLES env var #710

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Problem: make static command utilizes OCTEZ_EXECUTABLES variable,
which we can use to specify exact binaries to build. Also, it
could be used to build experimental or development binaries.

Solution: Let user provide OCTEZ_EXECUTABLES env var and pass
it to the build.

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  • I checked whether I should update the README

  • I checked whether native packaging works, i.e. native binary packages
    can be successfully built.

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@krendelhoff2 krendelhoff2 force-pushed the krendelhoff/chore-use-octez-executables branch 4 times, most recently from b532720 to 501090e Compare September 7, 2023 10:12
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Seems to be working fine 👍

@@ -19,7 +19,7 @@ Static binaries building using custom alpine image.
image defined in [Dockerfile](build/Dockerfile). In order to build them you should specify
`OCTEZ_VERSION` env variable and run the script:
```
export OCTEZ_VERSION="v14.1"
export OCTEZ_VERSION="v17.3"
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These are meant to be example commands and we don't update them for every Octez update, so I think they are fine either way.

TBH I find this commit unnecessary, but I don't mind it either, so feel free to keep it

Problem: `make static` command utilizes `OCTEZ_EXECUTABLES` variable,
which we can use to specify exact binaries to build. Also, it
could be used to build experimental or development binaries.

Solution: Let user provide `OCTEZ_EXECUTABLES` env var and pass
it to the build.
Problem: `OCTEZ_VERSION` in docs is too outdated.

Solution: Update it.
@krendelhoff2 krendelhoff2 force-pushed the krendelhoff/chore-use-octez-executables branch from 501090e to 367a6ce Compare September 12, 2023 15:29
@krendelhoff2 krendelhoff2 merged commit 3a6bfd8 into master Sep 12, 2023
@krendelhoff2 krendelhoff2 deleted the krendelhoff/chore-use-octez-executables branch September 12, 2023 16:19
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