Clean some temporary files from Windows packaging process
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mach: android install/run: infer adb path from SDK dir
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Infer Android `adb` path from SDK directory in environment variables.
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Convert nightly upload script to Python
Now that MinGW and MSYS have been removed from the Windows builders,
bash is not available to run the previous upload_nightlies.sh script.
Convert the script to Python 2 for cross-platform support.
Additionally, switch to the `boto3` library for easy uploading
without needing to install `s3cmd`,
and move the code into mach for easy `boto3` installation
as the new `./mach upload-nightly` command.
Also, hard-code the paths to the packages instead of using
globs to look for them, as the paths are static.
(The paths used to contain timestamps,
but we now insert timestamps when uploading to S3
to improve reproducibility.)
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Now that MinGW and MSYS have been removed from the Windows builders,
bash is not available to run the previous upload_nightlies.sh script.
Convert the script to Python 2 for cross-platform support.
Additionally, switch to the `boto3` library for easy uploading
without needing to install `s3cmd`,
and move the code into mach for easy `boto3` installation
as the new `./mach upload-nightly` command.
Also, hard-code the paths to the packages instead of using
globs to look for them, as the paths are static.
(The paths used to contain timestamps,
but we now insert timestamps when uploading to S3
to improve reproducibility.)
`mach bootstrap` will finish succesfully,
but then segfault inside glibc while exiting.
It seems to have to do with the MarkupSafe library used by Mako;
delaying the Mako import from the top level to inside functions where it
is used avoids the problem.
(It seems to interact with the call to pip to install the Salt
requirements in the virtualenv, as commenting that pip call out
separately will also fix the segfault.)
Also, use the Mako installed in the Python virtualenv while running
packaging commands (instead of the one from the bundled zip file),
and cleanup imports in the package_commands.py file.
