[orion-dev] Instructions for building executable from the Electron build?

[Ken Walker]

Congrats on the release! I’ve been using the Electron release built locally but would like to have an executable instead of cd’ing to a directory and manually running it in the terminal on my Mac. Are there any docs on that?

Another one about git too, is there an equivalent in the Electron app of “git reset —hard [path]”. As an example, say I’m on my branch with a bunch of commits, I checkout master and pull it, switch back to my branch and rebase it on master. Things go horribly wrong in the rebase and I just want my branch back. Command line I just do “git reset —hard origin/myBranch”.

Cheers,
Ken

[Silenio Quarti]

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[Ken Walker]

Thanks Silenio! That script got it working for me. I think I found the issue I was having with revert, the modal with the Ok warning was throwing a JS error but not anymore.

Cheers,
Ken

Use this script to build it. The script does not handle app signing and updates, but it should generate an installer for you. Tweak the end to build for your desired OS.
You can "git reset --hard" by selecting the top commit of the branch you want and clicking the reset command.
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Subject: [orion-dev] Instructions for building executable from the Electron build?
Date: Fri, Mar 17, 2017 3:20 PM
Congrats on the release! I’ve been using the Electron release built locally but would like to have an executable instead of cd’ing to a directory and manually running it in the terminal on my Mac. Are there any docs on that?
Another one about git too, is there an equivalent in the Electron app of “git reset —hard [path]”. As an example, say I’m on my branch with a bunch of commits, I checkout master and pull it, switch back to my branch and rebase it on master. Things go horribly wrong in the rebase and I just want my branch back. Command line I just do “git reset —hard origin/myBranch”.
Cheers,
Ken
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