Compiling Custom Policies
Compile your custom policy to create the policies binary target files by using the make build command. You must compile your custom policy after every time you edit the policy’s source code before you can deploy the policy to an Omni Gateway.
Before You Begin
Ensure you have completed all the steps in Creating a Unified-Model (Regular) Policy Project.
Compile Using Build Command
To compile the policy, run the make build command from the policy’s root folder:
make buildThe make build command preforms the following actions:
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Runs the
make build-asset-filesscript -
Runs the
make buildcommand to compile the policy to aWebAssemblybinary file -
Generates additional configuration files that are not generated by the
make build-asset-filesscript and are required to execute the policy
The make build command outputs the generated files to the target directories.
You can execute the make build command as many times as necessary to generate compiled artifacts. You must compile the custom policy for your source code and configuration edits to be present in the compiled artifacts.
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When compiling your policy the first time, Rust fetches the latest version dependencies. If a dependency requires a Rust version later than {rust-ver-max-var}, pin the latest compatible version of the dependency with this command: cargo update -p <conflicting_crate> --precise <major.minor.patch> |