- This is an internal tool that we have made public so that users can run LubeLogger on bare-metal(without Docker) outside of Windows.
- This being an internal tool, considerations for the UI was not a priority.
- As stated, this was an internal tool and hence there was not a whole lot of testing in environments outside of our own.
- You should at the very least be comfortable with C# if this app does not run on the first go.
- No guarantees that the output will run on your system.
- No support will be provided, use at your own risk.
- A machine with .NET 8 SDK Installed(non-negotiable!)
- Optional: Visual Studio 2022 or some other .NET C# IDE like Rider(Highly recommended but you can also do
dotnet build)
- Download source code in the Release section
- Build the source code(either in VS or command line)
- Download the Source Code of the latest LubeLogger Release(it will be downloaded in a file name similar to
lubelog-n.n.n.zip - Extract the zip file.
- Run the Builder
- Select the Source Code folder(the one you just extracted from the zip file)
- Select the target architecture, by default only Windows is selected
- If not building in Windows, make sure you use the right shell app to run the command
- Decide if you want to do a self-contained build(will allow the app to run on systems without installing .NET 8)
- Click Build
- The app will output a zip file containing the executable and all of the dependencies required to run on the targeted system.