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Question: How to use Windows OS with GitLab ? #611

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labordep opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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Question: How to use Windows OS with GitLab ? #611

labordep opened this issue Oct 11, 2023 · 2 comments
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@labordep
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Hi all :)
I'm beginning in CI, I have a GitLab server and actually I'm using your awesome process to test my image. So thanks !
But it's appears that this is only Linux OS and I need to test somethings on Windows.
Do you know how to do that ?

I cannot see how to do that with this file :
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Thanks :)

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Hi @labordep, I don't use GitLab CI/CD at the moment. Since smalltalkCI generally works on Windows (e.g., in a Git Bash), you should be able to use it to run tests on Windows as well. Simply download the smalltalkCI repo and call bin/smalltalkci should be enough to get you starting.

Hope this helps!

@fniephaus fniephaus self-assigned this Oct 11, 2023
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Hi @labordep, I don't use GitLab CI/CD at the moment. Since smalltalkCI generally works on Windows (e.g., in a Git Bash), you should be able to use it to run tests on Windows as well. Simply download the smalltalkCI repo and call bin/smalltalkci should be enough to get you starting.

Hope this helps!

Thanks @fniephaus for your answer, I'm a beginner in CI/CD so I need to learn how to deploy smalltalkCI repo in my own GitLab server. To be sincer, actually running all tests on a Linux image with just one gitlab-ci file seems like magic for me :D

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