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Appveyor fails #2297
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Perhaps we can try to fix Cuberite compiling on VS 2015 instead of making Appveyor use VS 2013. |
Everyone in the GitHub org should be able to make changes to the Appveyor project settings, if you login there with a GitHub account. |
@NiLSPACE I reinstall VS 14 on my vm right now and try again later. |
@NiLSPACE I think we need to keep appveyor compiling with VS2013. VS2013 is our main limiter in what c++ features we can use, as both gcc 4.8 and clang 3.4 support a super-set of its feature. |
@madmaxoft I've just tried that, and its not giving me access to the settings. |
@worktycho only @bearbin is part of the cuberite team atm |
@NiLSPACE was an owner, too. I just added @worktycho and and @tigerw I clicked through the Appveyor settings and couldn't find anything related to the VS version. |
I just copied how the MCServer organisation was, so anybody you added now weren't owners on the old one. |
@madmaxoft
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The image had been set to |
switching to 'Previous Windows Server 2012 R2' did the trick. |
Appveyor tryes to build using "Visual Studio 14 2015"
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/madmaxoft/mcserver/build/1.0.1352#L44
cmake (Appveyor log):
In my experiments last week, Cuberite did not compile using VS 14 2015
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