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Windows CI Setup #1948

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jfdm opened this issue Feb 25, 2015 · 7 comments
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Windows CI Setup #1948

jfdm opened this issue Feb 25, 2015 · 7 comments

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@jfdm
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jfdm commented Feb 25, 2015

Currently we use travis to provide CI testing for Idris on Linux boxes, this has the nice side effect of CI for Mac OS X. It would be nice if we can provide CI testing for Windows machines.

This is not my idea @david-christiansen has mentioned it a few times, and I am in full agreement. AppVeyor seems to be a suitable candidate and a cursory glance implies that the Build Instructions and Scripts for Windows can be adapted accordingly. Whether AppVeyor is the best (or maybe only) Windows CI service is another matter.

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AppVeyor seems to be what the F# folks use, in any case, and it seemed the most Travis-like when I looked at it before.

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jfdm commented Feb 25, 2015

Actually, I agree with AppVeyor but you know devils advocate...

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cnd commented Feb 25, 2015

Also it will be glad to repair make test_c , related issue: #1936

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LeifW commented Feb 26, 2015

There's also http://win-builds.org. Maybe it's focused more on packaging than CI?

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enolan commented Dec 9, 2015

I'm working on this. Stuck on commercialhaskell/stack#1482

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@enolan Thanks for the effort so far, is there any way one could try to work around the bug you are stuck on?

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enolan commented Apr 12, 2016

I'm actually past that and stuck on a different bug :) I've been stubbornly
trying to fix a problem with Stack where it intermittently hangs for a long
time now. Turning off concurrent builds might be a workaround. If so, I'm
all but done. I'll look into it.

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