ci: add multi-platform and multi-compiler testing #15
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Docker script (scripts/test-in-docker.sh): - Add distro parameter: alpine, debian, ubuntu, fedora, rocky - Add compiler parameter: gcc, clang - Add --help and --list options - Generate appropriate Dockerfile per distro/package manager GitHub Actions CI (.github/workflows/ci.yml): - Convert test job to matrix strategy with 10 combinations - Test across 5 distros: Alpine (musl), Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, Rocky (glibc) - Test both GCC and Clang compilers on all distros - Add ARM64 testing via QEMU emulation - Add timeout-minutes to prevent hung jobs - Use fail-fast: false to run all jobs even if one fails - Keep coverage job separate (unchanged)
Fix build failures by adding missing sanitizer libraries: - Alpine gcc: gcc-sanitizer - Debian/Ubuntu clang: libclang-rt-dev - Fedora gcc: libasan libubsan - Fedora clang: compiler-rt - Rocky gcc: libasan libubsan
- Alpine gcc: Use Debug build (no sanitizer support on musl) - Add procps/procps-ng for pgrep command used by e2e tests - Use matrix.build_type to allow per-job build type configuration
- Add procps/procps-ng for pgrep (needed by e2e tests) - Add sanitizer packages: libclang-rt-dev, libasan, libubsan, compiler-rt - Auto-switch Alpine + gcc + Sanitize to Debug (musl limitation) - Update help notes
CI additions: - Amazon Linux 2023: gcc + Sanitize (AWS environment) - Arch Linux: gcc + clang + Sanitize (rolling release, latest compilers) - Gentoo: gcc + Debug (source-based, slower build) Docker script additions: - Support for amazonlinux, arch, gentoo distros - Warning for Gentoo + clang (requires manual setup) - Updated help text and platform list
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- Runs every Sunday at 00:00 UTC - Creates GitHub issue on failure (only for scheduled runs) - Uses unique label per distro/compiler to prevent duplicate issues - Only creates issue if no open issue with same label exists
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Summary
Expand CI test matrix to cover multiple Linux distributions, compilers, and architectures. Add local Docker test script for development on macOS/Windows. Add weekly scheduled runs with automatic issue creation on failures.
CI Matrix (18 jobs)
Plus: Coverage job (Ubuntu)
Scheduled Runs
ci:<distro>-<compiler>) to prevent duplicate issuesDocker Script
Supports: alpine, debian, ubuntu, fedora, rocky, oraclelinux, amazonlinux, arch, gentoo