You can probably use AppVeyor. It's got good support for Windows, although you'll have to write for it specifically. This one seems to use it, for instance https://github.com/MARTIMM/gnome-native
El mié, 23 dic 2020 a las 16:35, Richard Hainsworth (<rnhainswo...@gmail.com>) escribió: > Hi to everyone. > > Hope you all have a happy holiday time at the end of the year - > different countries different celebrations, but good will to all. > > Hope 2021 is properous for you all too. > > About continuous testing. I have recently taken on the maintenance of > GTK::Simple. > > The Travis-CI setup was constructed a while ago and tested both OSX and > Linux, but not Windows. > > It was failing for OSX and for one of the Linux environments. > > So I have changed it to the minimal docker image provided by JJ - kudos > that man!!! > > However, that required a removal of OSX - bad. > > In addition, GTK::Simple is difficult to install on Windows, so I'll > need help there, but I would like to know how test a module for Windows > anyway. > > For clarity, I last used a Mac in the naughties, and stopped using > Windows as soon as I could get what I needed from Linux. So basically, I > have minimal recent knowledge of these environments. > > I have two questions: > > a) Could any one provide me with a CI scheme that would cover Linux / > OSX / Windows? > > Not necessarily on the same server environment. > > There is an issue in GTK::Simple to the effect that it would be better > to use github Actions instead of Travis-CI et al. A comment on this > theme would help. > > b) Is there a reasonable link to a blog/tutorial on CI ? > > I think that there should be some basic information on CI in the Raku > documentation on Modules. If anyone answers q1 for me, then I'll write > up the scheme I adopt for the Modules documentation together with a link > to better information. > > When I have asked this question before, I haven't had much response. > Either I have had answers that assume everyone know about CI, or most > often I get a response that the answerer just copies/pastes > configurations from other modules. > > Whilst CI is not a part of Raku, a basic CI scheme that could be adopted > by all Module writers would enhance the robustness of the Raku module > community. > > -- JJ
