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Setup a Windows CI (appveyor) #2590

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PragTob opened this issue Feb 11, 2015 · 5 comments
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Setup a Windows CI (appveyor) #2590

PragTob opened this issue Feb 11, 2015 · 5 comments

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@PragTob
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PragTob commented Feb 11, 2015

As Charlie and I learned at FOSDEM there is a free for open source Windows CI system called appveyor - I believe it'd be very beneficial to set up JRuby specs to run there.

I haven't had too much luck setting up shoes4 specs to run there yet (sometimes they run, sometimes they don't.. possibly related to #1614) - seems like a worthwhile task.

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rtyler commented Aug 8, 2015

@headius We talked about this at JRubyConf EU as it would turn out. This might be solved with @colinsurprenant and @elastic's help though.

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PragTob commented Aug 9, 2015

Would it be? :) I have to get back to my attempts to running shoes4 with appveyor, I did that during JRubyConf.EU but as it turned out it would still sometimes time out, most interestingly gem install bundler would then take forever (as in over 30 minutes) leading to a timeout. That seemed to be sort of a known problem, but they worked around it through pre installing bundler on the installed ruby, which doesn't help me much (installing JRuby from scratch).

On my todo: open an issue with appveyor.

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rtyler commented Aug 9, 2015

@PragTob FWIW JRuby/Gradle is tested just fine on Appveyor, so maybe it's time to switch shoes :-P

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PragTob commented Aug 9, 2015

@rtyler I started the effort months ago when I opened this issue, hasn't worked :( Now I opened an issue at appveyor and wait for their response... it's really the gem install bundler part so you don't seem to have it in your fancy groovy land ;P

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headius commented Jul 9, 2020

We set up an appveyor long ago, and then an Azure Pipelines CI rig, and now most of the other CI systems support Windows. As part of our next big Windows push, we'll add more CI runs there. This is stale, so I'm closing it.

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