...lightweight luggage dependent on overhead storage
These macOS luggage examples are:
- always payload-free
- usually as simple as possible
- "future-resistant" where possible (e.g. VirtualBox)
(It's assumed that you've already got Xcode Command Line Tools, but if not,
just run xcode-select --install and you're set for luggage.)
From your git directory:
git clone https://github.com/unixorn/luggage.gitcd luggage && make bootstrap_files
From the top of this repo, run rake pkgs or rake dmgs.
While it's true that the installers themselves will need a working internet connection, it's not required for making the packages/disk images.
Building should be rather quick on any Mac, and artifacts should all be tiny. After all, that's the point.
Want your artifacts built by a Mac with luggage (and shellcheck) on commits? You're mostly already good-to-go.
Check out the pipelines page of this repo's gitlab.com mirror to see the results.