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Standardize Windows builds #179

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wick-ed opened this issue Jul 2, 2014 · 3 comments
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Standardize Windows builds #179

wick-ed opened this issue Jul 2, 2014 · 3 comments

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wick-ed commented Jul 2, 2014

By now Windows builds do not include the same feature set as *nix builds.

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  • Windows builds MUST have the same grade of automation as other builds
  • Builds MUST include Windows services for bundled daemons
  • All dependencies MUST be satisfied in an automated way e.g. building PECL extensions (or download it if it is built within the extensions build process)
@wick-ed wick-ed added this to the Release 1.0.0.0 "Iron Horse" milestone Jul 2, 2014
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wick-ed commented Jul 15, 2014

The windows build was automated as such that the appserver extension gets built from source if it is not present already.
A build can now be completed using ant WIN-create-jar.
Therefor bullet points 1 and 3 are implemented.
Bullet point 2 "Builds MUST include Windows services for bundled daemons" is still open.
An evaluation of the current installer might be necessary to check if we are even able to achieve this.

@wick-ed wick-ed removed this from the Release 1.0.0.0 "Iron Horse" milestone Jul 16, 2014
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wick-ed commented Jan 14, 2015

The pthreads extensions also gets built automatically now.

@zelgerj zelgerj added this to the Release 1.0.2 "Iron Horse" milestone Feb 27, 2015
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wick-ed commented Mar 11, 2015

New builds on Windows do feature daemons for appserver, watcher and bundled php-fpm

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