On 21 June 2017 at 07:56, Keegan Witt <[email protected]> wrote: > Now that I'm looking again, I think the Windows on DigitalOcean isn't > officially supported, and I think you're right, you would have to maintain > your own Windows license. > > I saw the same thing, Appveyor was one of the first Google results 😀. > And I'm with you on the simpler is better, that was the reason I wondered > about running Jenkins somewhere, it's simple and we all know how to use > it. Google Cloud looks like it has Windows images we could use. I'll do > some reading and see what seems simpler. > > Awesome, thanks!
Agreed that Jenkins is straightforward and common, but honestly I am not familiar enough to know what would be involved in getting it to do clean builds every time (i.e., from a base windows image, installing all deps, etc.) rather than maintaining a build server. If something else gets us that, then I am open to ideas. My main concern here is that I'd prefer something where we could keep build config in the repo (mostly for bus factor reasons). The cost isn't a huge deal, but if it can be cheap enough that I don't really have to care (or free) then so much the better. Mainly, this just doesn't really *need* to be CI; it can be manually triggered and/or happen on a release trigger. cheers, Kai
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