release: Unify default build tags and linker flags into shared files
Move hardcoded build tags and ldflags from Makefile, Dockerfile, CI workflows, and local build scripts into canonical files under release/: - release/DEFAULT_BUILD_TAGS (Linux common archs, Darwin, Android) - release/DEFAULT_BUILD_TAGS_WINDOWS (includes with_purego) - release/DEFAULT_BUILD_TAGS_OTHERS (no with_naive_outbound) - release/LDFLAGS (shared linker flags)
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@@ -57,11 +57,35 @@ go build -tags "tag_a tag_b" ./cmd/sing-box
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| `with_v2ray_api` | :material-close:️ | Build with V2Ray API support, see [Experimental](/configuration/experimental#v2ray-api-fields). |
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| `with_gvisor` | :material-check: | Build with gVisor support, see [Tun inbound](/configuration/inbound/tun#stack) and [WireGuard outbound](/configuration/outbound/wireguard#system_interface). |
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| `with_embedded_tor` (CGO required) | :material-close:️ | Build with embedded Tor support, see [Tor outbound](/configuration/outbound/tor/). |
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| `with_tailscale` | :material-check: | Build with Tailscale support, see [Tailscale endpoint](/configuration/endpoint/tailscale) |
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| `with_naive_outbound` | :material-close:️ | Build with NaiveProxy outbound support, see [NaiveProxy outbound](/configuration/outbound/naive/). |
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| `with_tailscale` | :material-check: | Build with Tailscale support, see [Tailscale endpoint](/configuration/endpoint/tailscale). |
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| `with_ccm` | :material-check: | Build with Claude Code Multiplexer service support. |
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| `with_ocm` | :material-check: | Build with OpenAI Codex Multiplexer service support. |
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| `with_naive_outbound` | :material-check: | Build with NaiveProxy outbound support, see [NaiveProxy outbound](/configuration/outbound/naive/). |
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| `badlinkname` | :material-check: | Enable `go:linkname` access to internal standard library functions. Required because the Go standard library does not expose many low-level APIs needed by this project, and reimplementing them externally is impractical. Used for kTLS (kernel TLS offload) and raw TLS record manipulation. |
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| `tfogo_checklinkname0` | :material-check: | Companion to `badlinkname`. Go 1.23+ enforces `go:linkname` restrictions via the linker; this tag signals the build uses `-checklinkname=0` to bypass that enforcement. |
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It is not recommended to change the default build tag list unless you really know what you are adding.
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## :material-wrench: Linker Flags
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The following `-ldflags` are used in official builds:
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| Flag | Description |
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| `-X 'internal/godebug.defaultGODEBUG=multipathtcp=0'` | Go 1.24 enabled Multipath TCP for listeners by default (`multipathtcp=2`). This may cause errors on low-level sockets, and sing-box has its own MPTCP control (`tcp_multi_path` option). This flag disables the Go default. |
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| `-checklinkname=0` | Go 1.23+ linker rejects unauthorized `go:linkname` usage. This flag disables the check, required together with the `badlinkname` build tag. |
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## :material-package-variant: For Downstream Packagers
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The default build tag lists and linker flags are available as files in the repository for downstream packagers to reference directly:
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| File | Description |
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|------|-------------|
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| `release/DEFAULT_BUILD_TAGS` | Default for Linux (common architectures), Darwin, and Android. |
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| `release/DEFAULT_BUILD_TAGS_WINDOWS` | Default for Windows (includes `with_purego`). |
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| `release/DEFAULT_BUILD_TAGS_OTHERS` | Default for other platforms (no `with_naive_outbound`). |
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| `release/LDFLAGS` | Required linker flags (see above). |
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## :material-layers: with_naive_outbound
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NaiveProxy outbound requires special build configurations depending on your target platform.
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