chore(build): enable extra target platform by default

Author: marjune163

build/build-all-docker.sh

@@ -28,10 +28,10 @@ buildByDocker() {
 
 gover=latest
 builds=('linux 386' 'linux amd64' 'linux arm' 'linux arm64' 'windows 386' 'windows amd64' 'windows arm' 'darwin 386' 'darwin amd64')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'freebsd 386' 'freebsd amd64' 'freebsd arm')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'openbsd 386' 'openbsd amd64' 'openbsd arm' 'openbsd arm64')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'netbsd 386' 'netbsd amd64' 'netbsd arm' 'netbsd arm64')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'plan9 386' 'plan9 amd64' 'plan9 arm')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'freebsd 386' 'freebsd amd64' 'freebsd arm')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'openbsd 386' 'openbsd amd64' 'openbsd arm' 'openbsd arm64')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'netbsd 386' 'netbsd amd64' 'netbsd arm' 'netbsd arm64')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'plan9 386' 'plan9 amd64' 'plan9 arm')
 buildByDocker "$gover" "${builds[@]}"
 
 gover=1.10

build/build-all.sh

@@ -4,8 +4,8 @@ cd $(dirname "$0")
 rm -rf ../output/
 
 builds=('linux 386' 'linux amd64' 'linux arm' 'linux arm64' 'windows 386' 'windows amd64' 'windows arm' 'darwin 386' 'darwin amd64')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'freebsd 386' 'freebsd amd64' 'freebsd arm')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'openbsd 386' 'openbsd amd64' 'openbsd arm' 'openbsd arm64')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'netbsd 386' 'netbsd amd64' 'netbsd arm' 'netbsd arm64')
-#builds=("${builds[@]}" 'plan9 386' 'plan9 amd64' 'plan9 arm')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'freebsd 386' 'freebsd amd64' 'freebsd arm')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'openbsd 386' 'openbsd amd64' 'openbsd arm' 'openbsd arm64')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'netbsd 386' 'netbsd amd64' 'netbsd arm' 'netbsd arm64')
+builds=("${builds[@]}" 'plan9 386' 'plan9 amd64' 'plan9 arm')
 bash ./build.sh "${builds[@]}"