We're already building "nightly" builds as part of our CI process, but the resulting artifacts are spread across several locations. It'd be nice if we could make a page where they are listed, so that users can better help us test in preparation for release.
Ideally, we'd have a list of the most recent builds on the download page on the website. But since that only updated once every 24h (this could be reduced, but seems like abuse of CI infra) it might be better to just refer to the links above directly.
Edit: I updated the downloads page (in ActivityWatch/activitywatch.github.io@db6b78e) to include a link to this issue, so the builds get some basic level of discoverability.
We're already building "nightly" builds as part of our CI process, but the resulting artifacts are spread across several locations. It'd be nice if we could make a page where they are listed, so that users can better help us test in preparation for release.
Note, these builds are untested/unreliable, see Switching to GitHub Actions #388.Linux and macOS builds (built by Travis): https://activitywatch-builds.s3.amazonaws.com/Windows builds (built by Appveyor): https://ci.appveyor.com/project/ErikBjare/activitywatch/build/artifactsIdeally, we'd have a list of the most recent builds on the download page on the website. But since that only updated once every 24h (this could be reduced, but seems like abuse of CI infra) it might be better to just refer to the links above directly.
Edit: I updated the downloads page (in ActivityWatch/activitywatch.github.io@db6b78e) to include a link to this issue, so the builds get some basic level of discoverability.