Feature parity with `tauri build`

[heyrict]

Specific Demand

Currently, dioxus has two building systems, dx build and dx bundle. While dx build is a wrapper around cargo build with side-effects, dx bundle is a wrapper around tauri_bundler::bundle::bundle_project.

What tauri does in tauri build is to Run side-effects in tauri_build::build(), check the config, then bundle_project(), and update the build binary/installer after bundling.

Currently, both two building commands lacks the side-effects from tauri, resulting in webview not properly bundled in the windows installer (see #1321), no app signing, and potentially some mobile/Mac related issues.

Implement Suggestion

The pre- and post-bundling side-effects should be implemented in either command, or preferrably use the same command for building (see #1387).

[ImprovingRigmarole]

Greetings,

I was about to make a new issue, but found this one and it seems related enough :

Environment:

• Dioxus version: 0.4.0
• dioxus-cli version : 0.4.1 (hence tauri_bundler 1.3.0)
• Rust version: 1.73.0
• OS info: Windows
• App platform: desktop

I wanted to run dx bundle --release --package nsis, but dx panicked "nsis is not a valid package type"

and by checking the PackageType enum and mapping to tauri_bundler, the PackageType::Nsis doesn't exist in dioxus-cli,
while it does exist in tauri_bundler 1.3.0.

So the only current way to get an Nsis bundle is to not specify --package,
and tauri_builder gets its defaults of building all packet types for the platform (here both Msi and Nsis).

[Andrew15-5]

I assume requesting https://v2.tauri.app/distribute/windows-installer/#compiling-a-wix-installer-for-each-language-in-a-list to work would fit here nicely. Currently, NSIS bundle only uses English.

I tried adding some of this:

[bundle.windows]
# webview_install_mode = "DownloadBootstrapper"
webview_install_mode = "Skip"

[bundle.windows.nsis]
display_language_selector = true
install_mode = "CurrentUser"
# template = ""
# header_image = ""
# sidebar_image = ""
# installer_icon = ""
# install_mode: NSISInstallerMode,
# languages = []
# custom_language_files = {}
# compression = ""
# installer_hooks = ""
# minimum_webview2_version = ""

[bundle.windows.wix]
language = [["ru-RU", ""]]
fragment_paths = []
component_group_refs = []
component_refs = []
feature_group_refs = []
feature_refs = []
merge_refs = []
skip_webview_install = true
enable_elevated_update_task = false
fips_compliant = true

But not only I cannot specify null in TOML, if I omit stuff it will say that I missed some setting, while it doesn't happen if I don't configure anything at all. And the nsis/x64 directory still only has English.nsh. So it reads the settings, but somehow not uses them or something.