#!/bin/bash

set -euo pipefail

# package-msi.sh

#

# SUMMARY

#

# Creates a .msi package for Windows.

set -x

vdev_cmd="${VDEV:-cargo vdev}"

ARCHIVE_VERSION="${VECTOR_VERSION:-"$($vdev_cmd version)"}"

rm -rf target/msi-x64

cp -R distribution/msi target/msi-x64

cp target/artifacts/vector-"${ARCHIVE_VERSION}"-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip target/msi-x64

pushd target/msi-x64

# shellcheck disable=SC2016

powershell '$progressPreference = "silentlyContinue"; Expand-Archive vector-'"$ARCHIVE_VERSION"'-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip'

# Building the MSI package requires the version to be purely numerical (eg 0.0.0),

# which is not the case if with custom build workflow.

# This specifically works around the following issue:

# C:\a\vector\vector\target\msi-x64\vector.wxs(6) : error CNDL0108 : The Product/@Version attribute's value, '0.29.0.custom.a28ecdc', is not a valid version.

# Legal version values should look like 'x.x.x.x' where x is an integer from 0 to 65534.

# , by changing "0.29.0.custom.a28ecdc" -> "0.29.0".

CHANNEL="${CHANNEL:-"$($vdev_cmd release channel)"}"

if [[ "$CHANNEL" == "custom" ]]; then

PACKAGE_VERSION="${ARCHIVE_VERSION%.custom*}"

else

PACKAGE_VERSION="${ARCHIVE_VERSION}"

fi

./build.sh "${ARCHIVE_VERSION}" "${PACKAGE_VERSION}"

popd

cp target/msi-x64/vector.msi target/artifacts/vector-"${ARCHIVE_VERSION}"-x64.msi