Roberto Dip
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Related to #6364 and #6363, this: - Adds a new Docker image, `fleetdm/fleetctl` equipped with all necessary dependencies to build Fleet-osquery binaries for all platforms - Modifies the package generation logic to special case this scenario via an environment variable `FLEETCTL_NATIVE_TOOLING` - Adds a new GitHub workflow to test this There are more details in the README, but part of the special-casing logic is in place to output the binaries to a folder named `build` when they are run with `FLEETCTL_NATIVE_TOOLING`, this is so we can persist the binary generated by the docker container via a bind mount: ```bash docker run -v "$(pwd):/build" fleetdm/fleetctl package --type=msi ``` To test this changeset, I have generated packages for all platforms, both via the new Docker image and via the classic `fleetctl package`.
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