An easy way to create Inno Setup installer packages for Microsoft Windows directly from your Linux or macOS box.
This image provides the following core packages in addition to the ones contained in the parent images:
- Inno Setup (Unicode version)
Run in interactive mode with your source root bound to /work; specify your
setup script as the command:
docker run --rm -i -v $PWD:/work amake/innosetup helloworld.issPut the following wrapper script in your PATH as e.g. iscc to be able to run
just iscc helloworld.iss:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
exec docker run --rm -i -v $PWD:/work amake/innosetup "$@"Be aware that depending on how you mount your code into the container, files referenced by the setup script may or may not be "visible" within the container. You probably want to make sure all referenced files are at or below the directory your script is in. The same applies to the output.
This image pulls some tricks to get wine and Inno Setup installed and working headlessly. This results in some yucky looking logs, but it seems to work anyway.
Yes. Unlike the various other, similar repos for Dockerized Inno Setup I found on and around 2019-3-12, this one actually works.
An article about how to use this as part of a complete editing/building/signing workflow: Inno Setup on Linux and macOS