pai-strace 0.1.7

A strace-like tool created using pai
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[tasks.createrelease]
condition = { env_set = ["TARGET"], fail_message = "target not specified" } 
command = "cross"

# We could potentially use @@ßplit here to run make on all targets, but the
# build will then sometimes fail and I'm not sure why. More reliable to always
# run them as separate commands.

#args = ["build", "--frozen", "--target-dir=output", "--release", "@@split(TARGET,|)"]
args = ["build", "--frozen", "--target-dir=output", "--release", "--target=${TARGET}"]

[tasks.release1]
env = { TARGET = ["x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu"] }
run_task = "createrelease"

[tasks.release2]
env = { TARGET = "aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu" }
run_task = "createrelease"

[tasks.release3]
env = { TARGET = "aarch64-linux-android" }
run_task = "createrelease"

[tasks.release4]
env = { TARGET = "x86_64-linux-android" }
run_task = "createrelease"

[tasks.post-releases]
script = """
OUT="release/${CARGO_MAKE_PROJECT_VERSION}"
mkdir -p ${OUT};
ls output/ | while read line; do
	if test -d output/$line && test -f "output/${line}/release/pai-strace"; then
		echo $line;
		if test -f ${OUT}/pai-strace-${line}-${CARGO_MAKE_PROJECT_VERSION}.zip; then
			rm -f  ${OUT}/pai-strace-${line}-${CARGO_MAKE_PROJECT_VERSION}.zip;
		fi
		zip -j ${OUT}/pai-strace-${line}-${CARGO_MAKE_PROJECT_VERSION}.zip output/${line}/release/pai-strace
	fi;
done
"""

[tasks.releases]
run_task = [
    { name = ["release1", "release3", "release3", "release4", "post-releases"] },
]

[tasks.createzips]
run_task = "releases"