The --user-data-dir check routine shifts and removes the args. This edit is to retain the original arguments and pass to executable when finally called.
See issue #15435
libXss.so.1 was recently introduced as a dependency for correct rpm installation of vscode.
libXss.so.1 is a requirement for runtime.
this conditional check will help tooling such as yum/dnf/rpm etc ensure the proper dependency is in place at installation time and help avoid bringing in i386 dependency libraries for x86_64 architectures.
i386
libXss.so.1
x86_64
libXss.so.1()(64bit)
* use electron 1.3.4
* ATOM_SHELL_INTERNAL_RUN_AS_NODE => ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE
* OSS input
* update electron.d.ts
* workaround for #8708
* bump oniguruma and chokidar with custom fsevents
* build with appveyor config from master
* oops, still use ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE
* use electron 1.3.5
* optional fsevents
* add cat.exe to workaround output issues
* use cat for tests
* remove some now obsolete ELECTRON_NO_ATTACH_CONSOLE
* also pipe output to cat for code.sh on windows
* unset ELECTRON_RUN_AS_NODE for appveyor
* fix tfs builds?
* fix build
* fix build?
* use cat only when running tests locally
This commit adds the --user-data-dir argument which allows a custom data dir
for Chromium's user data. This is useful when running as root on Linux since
the root user does not have read or write permissions for the ~/.config/Code
dir.
Part of #3068
In Gnome and Unity desktop (and maybe some others) this can be used to open a new Code window through right click on the launcher icon and then on "New Window".
.rpm packages can now be build with:
gulp vscode-linux-<arch>-build-rpm
The resulting package will be output to ~/rpmbuild/RPMS/<arch>/ and can be
installed on a Red Hat-based distro with:
yum localinstall <path>
Note that Debian systems can build the package after installing the 'rpm'
package:
apt-get install rpm
This was tested building 64-bit on Ubuntu 15.10 and installing on CentOS 7.
Fixes#3595
