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Add a Windows runner for the CI #646

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pablo-de-andres opened this issue May 28, 2021 · 0 comments
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Add a Windows runner for the CI #646

pablo-de-andres opened this issue May 28, 2021 · 0 comments
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🖥️ Windows OS Issue specific to the Windows OS. 👩‍🎓 newcomer task Issue that is a good entry point to the source code for a newcomer. 💉 testing Solving the issue involves creating/modifying unit tests or benchmarks.

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Sometimes OSP-core's installation in Windows behaves differently that Linux's, producing unexpected errors. In order to detect this, CI should be executed with a Windows runner.

Since Windows Docker images require a Windows host, we can use one of GitHub's hosted runners until we can set up our own Windows machine.

Given the licensing restrictions stated here, a good choice would be to run the CI on every commit to dev (rather than on every commit in a PR)

@pablo-de-andres pablo-de-andres added 💉 testing Solving the issue involves creating/modifying unit tests or benchmarks. 🖥️ Windows OS Issue specific to the Windows OS. 👩‍🎓 newcomer task Issue that is a good entry point to the source code for a newcomer. labels May 28, 2021
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🖥️ Windows OS Issue specific to the Windows OS. 👩‍🎓 newcomer task Issue that is a good entry point to the source code for a newcomer. 💉 testing Solving the issue involves creating/modifying unit tests or benchmarks.
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