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michael-reichenauer / GitMind

Windows UI Git client
MIT License
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Use a CI server #3

Closed FantasticFiasco closed 7 years ago

FantasticFiasco commented 8 years ago

I think you should integrate the project with a CI server. I have experience with AppVeyor but there are a multitude of available free alternatives on whatever platform you choose to build on.

michael-reichenauer commented 8 years ago

Yes, I agree once the code has been cleaned up and some relevant tests have been added. Although a CI would encourage better code and tests :-)

michael-reichenauer commented 8 years ago

Also thanks for the "nuget restore" hint..

FantasticFiasco commented 8 years ago

Just say so and I'll create a AppVeyor build for it.

FantasticFiasco commented 8 years ago

I'm not sure the reason to why the exe is checked into the repo, possibly because your are linking to it, but having a CI that has the exe as a artefact might solve the same problem.

michael-reichenauer commented 8 years ago

The setup is no longer committed. I am no using the Release attachments instead. GitMind can now check that for latest versions.

I will consider CI integration in a little while

michael-reichenauer commented 7 years ago

This will probably not happen for a while