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Add linux_pre_run_command to soundness #66
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Should this really be executed before every soundness check. It seems like this is only relevant for the ones that need to build something e.g. docs and api break
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I wondered that myself but I think it's plausible that a caller may want to do some other source preparations, munging, generation that this would permit.
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I'm not set on it being this way though if you'd rather we solve the immediate requirement.
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swift-java needs a bunch of weird stuff, like installing a JDK for builds to work.
I agree that it is only for things which "build" the formatting check for example does no need it. At least so far AFAICS, let's start with that and we can extend if necessary?
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Maybe have a more specific name, like
linux_pre_build_command, and only run it in actions that build? And in the future, there can be anotherlinux_pre_foo_commandthat doesn't interfere with the build one, and could be added to all of them (e.g. to print the environment or something).There was a problem hiding this comment.
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On a side note. I am wondering if the longer term strategy is to allow overriding the docker image.
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Yep, I'm happy taking this approach. Thanks for the feedback everyone.