CI AppVeyor

[mhujer]

This PR adds a config file for AppVeyor which is a CI similar to travis, except they run the builds on Windows machines. Therefore any possible incompatibilites can be easily discovered.

You can see the build output here https://ci.appveyor.com/project/mhujer/texy/build/job/3pu7cfwodc77gg5p

To integrate it with this project, it is necessary to login to https://ci.appveyor.com/ using github account and enable the build for this repo.

(Symfony has recently started to use AppVeyor - symfony/symfony#15575, that's where most of the config comes from)

[fprochazka]

@mhujer good job 👍

[fprochazka]

@mhujer it looks like, that because you haven't specified a tests directory, it's running all the tests it can find, including those from vendor/

[mhujer]

Thanks, I didn't notice that. e048e6d fixes the problem.

After this one is merged, I plan to create similar setups for nette/ projects, but I wanted to start with something small, because composer install takes ages with many dependencies.

[mhujer]

I've squashed the commits.

[JanTvrdik]

👍

[mhujer]

@dg Should I rebase the PR?

[dg]

@mhujer in this project the default branch is v2.x and master is rebased on v2.x. And yes, it is stupid.

[mhujer]

I thought, that 2.x is just for maintenance releases. Nevermind. Should I close this one and create another PR for the v2.x branch?

And should I create another PR adding it as a note into https://github.com/dg/texy/blob/v2.x/contributing.md?

[dg]

Ad testing on Windows: it is really cool and useful for dibi, NDB, Tracy, Nette Http, etc. Do you think it is helpful for Texy?

ad master: it is a historical problem, but I'd like to close v2.x and start using master normally. So please rebase it.

[dg]

@mhujer wait please a minute…

[dg]

@mhujer master is ready now

[mhujer]

@dg thanks for cleaning up the branches. I've rebased the PR.

Ad. testing on Windows: I think it can be useful to at least detect differences in newlines handling (other reason was that texy does not have many dependencies, so the setup was easy).

[dg]

Texy normalizes line endings independently on OS

texy/src/Texy/Helpers.php

Line 55 in 8192b89

$s = str_replace("\r\n", "\n", $s); // DOS

(PR for dibi is here dg/dibi#193)

[mhujer]

You are right, setting it up for dibi and other projects which are more dependant on the system is definitely more useful.