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Use AppVeyor Windows CI #15
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@schwern you are now a collaberator, feel free to set this up :-) |
On it. |
@exodist I believe I have things configured on our end in the appveyor branch, but they're not happening automatically. I think that requires allowing Appveyor to set up a webhook on the project that I don't have permissions for. I think you'll have to log into Appveyor with your Github account and turn on Child there yourself. You shouldn't have to configure anything else, just add the project on Appveyor. |
try it again, should be all set |
Yay, it's running! https://ci.appveyor.com/project/exodist/child |
Yay, it failed! Legit failure on Strawberry 5.20.1.1. |
I'm trying to test perl5i with AppVeyor, a Windows CI service. Unfortunately, Child is failing somewhere in its tests.
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/schwern/perl5i/build/1#L105
This is going to be hard to debug from the perl5i side. If Child were using AppVeyor it would be easier to work out, and it would be CI tested on Windows.
A sample Perl module config for AppVeyor can be found here. http://blogs.perl.org/users/eserte/2016/04/testing-with-appveyor.html
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