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fix(docker): serialport prebuilds should be ok now, so can skip rebuilding it #3440

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@chrisns chrisns changed the title serialport prebuilds should be ok now, so can skip rebuilding it fix(docker): serialport prebuilds should be ok now, so can skip rebuilding it Nov 26, 2023
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Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 6997399048

  • 0 of 0 changed or added relevant lines in 0 files are covered.
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  • Overall coverage remained the same at 21.371%

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Without that line and the changes I did related to node_modules, the install will be skipped and so the arm builds will ship with the amd64 binaries of serialport (that will not work at all on arms)

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chrisns commented Nov 26, 2023

hold fire, need to get another PR fixed for serial-port

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chrisns commented Nov 26, 2023

blocked by serialport/bindings-cpp#163 or move to non-musl (alpine) based image

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#3443 fixes all the problems 🎉

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