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What about Windows? Any plans? |
Yes plans, but nothing we can show yet. See #216. |
If Homebrew can install (or have already installed) a language runtime, you can get around these shortcomings by installing it and managing The problem, of course, is that you can't share |
@rkh, Travis docs says that you are at capacity with Mac workers. Is there any plans to change this? |
@Sannis yes, there are, but we don't have a timeline yet. |
Thanks, will waiting for that. |
Is there any update on this? We have a lot of cross-platform code (iOS and Android) that we’d like to set automated tests for. Installing the Android SDK on an OS X machine could take too much time and get caught by the overall timeout. |
Hi Yuchi Have you tried installing the SDK ondemand? Do you have a build for us to look at? Thanks |
Actually not. I’ll build one ASAP and get back here with info. |
Thank you, that would be very helpful. |
Ok, let’s see if this works: https://github.com/yuchi/ti-cross-ci-experiments Before running the actual tests I execute this setup script which calls embarkmobile/android-sdk-installer. |
The installer is pretty fast. Currently it hangs on launching the emulator. We’ll work on it. Anyway, the multi-os/multi-lang environment loos promising. |
The blog post is still indicating that new requests for multi-OS are not being accepted, but the post appears to be from a year and a half ago. Is this still the case? |
Multi OS is enabled by default. I am closing this issue as we have full documentation on the feature. |
🎉 |
Nice! 👏 |
Note that the online documentation at https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/multi-os/ implies that multi-os support is something which has to be explicitly activated for a repository: "In the repository for which the multi-OS feature is enabled..." |
Thanks for finding that @dham! Updated! |
@joshk That sentence is also found here: https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/workers/os-x-infrastructure/ |
Thanks @davidchall ! |
The following configurations are not currently supported
Mac:
jdk_switcher
is not yet available on OS X #2317Linux:
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