Add "un/install dev target for linux" to Makefile

See merge request !169

`bitmask-root` needs to be in in the path (/usr/local/bin did not work). Maybe I overlook something here, but this seems required to get the dev environment up and running.
This is currently how I run/debug things:

```
make vendor (required only once)
make build && make install_dev_linux && DEBUG=1 LEAP_DRYRUN=1 build/qt/release/riseup-vpn --no-systray
```

reverting a recent change that breaks `generate` step in build.

-Closes: #727

lilypad/float is now using letsencrypt certs for vpnweb so instead of
instantiating an empty cert pool, we can just use the system pool and
then add the manually configured cert for backwards compatibility.

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

this will allow to select the provider for which branding should
be applied to the bitmask-vpn app buil during the nightly job

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

this adds instructions for doing development and testing changes
locally using a macOS and windows vms created using quickemu

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

this playbook installs homebrew, and QtIFW on the target macos
host and other build dependencies like go, make, etc. from brew

As reported by Nilesh Patra.

- Closes: #723

this adds boilerplate job for windows aswell

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

windows doesn't need to download and pack the openvpn
binary as we it uses the windows provided VPN service

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

the installation path depends on how sigcheck was
installed, in case it is installed from choco its
put in another location

this assumes sigcheck.exe will be available on path

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

this changes the symlinking to instead copy the  vendor
files same as done for when detecting platform is mingw

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

since the no of values are not the same as the number of fields
we need to mention the names

jkito authored 2 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

newer go compilers looks for darwin as the go:build tag
to identify macOS specific code files

kali authored 3 years ago and Kali Kaneko committed 2 years ago

- Resolves: #104