build_nuget.sh

#!/bin/bash
# Copyright 2020 The gRPC Authors
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set -ex

cd "$(dirname "$0")"

mkdir -p ../../artifacts

# Collect the artifacts built by the previous build step
mkdir -p nativelibs
cp -r "${EXTERNAL_GIT_ROOT}"/input_artifacts/csharp_ext_* nativelibs || true

# Collect protoc artifacts built by the previous build step
mkdir -p protoc_plugins
cp -r "${EXTERNAL_GIT_ROOT}"/input_artifacts/protoc_* protoc_plugins || true

# Add current timestamp to dev nugets
./nuget_helpers/expand_dev_version.sh

# For building the nugets we normally need native libraries and binaries
# built on multiple different platforms (linux, mac, windows), which makes
# it difficult to support a local build of the nuget.
# To allow simple local builds (restricted to a single platform),
# we provide a way of building "partial" nugets that only include artifacts
# that can be built locally on a given platform (e.g. linux), and
# contain placeholders (empty files) for artifacts that normally need
# to be built on a different platform. Because such nugets obviously
# only work on a single platform (and are broken on other platform),
# whenever we are building such nugets, we clearly mark them as
# "singleplatform only" to avoid mixing them up with the full "multiplatform"
# nugets by accident.
if [ "${GRPC_CSHARP_BUILD_SINGLE_PLATFORM_NUGET}" != "" ]
then
  # create placeholders for artifacts that can't be built
  # on the current platform.
  ./nuget_helpers/create_fake_native_artifacts.sh || true

  # add a suffix to the nuget's version
  # to avoid confusing the package with a full nuget package.
  # NOTE: adding the suffix must be done AFTER expand_dev_version.sh has run.
  sed -ibak "s/<\/GrpcCsharpVersion>/-singleplatform<\/GrpcCsharpVersion>/" build/dependencies.props
fi

dotnet restore Grpc.sln

# To be able to build the Grpc.Core project, we also need to put grpc_csharp_ext to where Grpc.Core.csproj
# expects it. Since this script can be run on either linux or mac we copy multiple variants of grpc_csharp_ext.
mkdir -p ../../cmake/build
cp nativelibs/csharp_ext_linux_x64/libgrpc_csharp_ext.so ../../cmake/build
cp nativelibs/csharp_ext_macos_x64/libgrpc_csharp_ext.dylib ../../cmake/build
cp nativelibs/csharp_ext_windows_x64/grpc_csharp_ext.dll ../../cmake/build

dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Core.Api --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Core --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Core.Testing --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Auth --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.HealthCheck --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Reflection --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Tools --output ../../artifacts
# build auxiliary packages
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Core.NativeDebug --output ../../artifacts
dotnet pack --configuration Release Grpc.Core.Xamarin --output ../../artifacts

# Create a zipfile with all the nugets we just created
cd ../../artifacts
zip csharp_nugets_windows_dotnetcli.zip *.nupkg