[WIP] Add a Docker image for Windows builds #5
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Support crater runs on Windows Resolves #149. This allows builds to run on [the newly added docker image](rust-lang/crates-build-env#5). In order to run successfully, you'll need to correctly [configure the Docker host](https://github.com/rust-lang/crater/blob/master/docs/agent-machine-setup-windows.md) ~~and `crater`'s `work` directory should have an ACL to enable full-access by the `"Authenticated Users"` group. This allows the container to write to the newly created `target` directories.~~ ~~The changes in the first commit don't belong in the finished product: Windows' permissions are [fundamentally different than the POSIX ones](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Access_control_list) so I need to think more about how to change the current API to be more cross-platform. However, `.exe`s are executable by default on Windows and user remapping isn't done within the container anyways, so my changes were enough to this PR up and running.~~ ~~I couldn't get OpenSSL to link properly when building crater on Windows, despite setting `OPENSSL_DIR`, so I've temporarily reverted "switch from ring to openssl" to let me run tests. This should be un-reverted before this is merged.~~ ~~The last commit points to a self-published version of the docker image, not a `rust-ops` published one. An official version can be published once I get [CI up and running](rust-lang/crates-build-env#5 (comment)) for the Windows image.~~ The concerns listed above have all been resolved. The ACL change seems to have been obsoleted by later versions of Docker on Windows.
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This is a first step to add Windows support to crater.
I've tested this on an Azure VM, and can install and build a simple rust library. However, building larger projects has not yet been tested, and crater runs do not yet work on Windows containers due to some issues with paths.
I think ultimately this repository should be split into a
linuxandwindowsdirectory, each with their respective containers. A more pressing issue is to get theciscripts working and change theappveyorconfiguration if possible.