libepoxy

Commit Graph

Author	SHA1	Message	Date
Emmanuele Bassi	60b34493e9	Bump up the version of Meson used by AppVeyor We need a newer version to build Epoxy under CI.	8 years ago
Emmanuele Bassi	c03982bce7	Hide Appveyor YAML file Like we do for the TravisCI YAML file, use the leading dot notation to hide the Appveyor YAML file from directory listing on Unix-like OSes.	8 years ago
Tommy Marrinan	f658588e12	Add Appveyor script Appveyor is a CI infrastructure like Travis, but oriented at building on Windows environment, as opposed to Linux and macOS. By using Appveyor we can test changes to Epoxy and make sure that Windows builds won't break. Additionally, Appveyor allows to deploy build artefacts, which means we can generate builds for Epoxy releases. Signed-off-by: Emmanuele Bassi <ebassi@gnome.org>	8 years ago

Author

SHA1

Message

Date

Emmanuele Bassi

60b34493e9

Bump up the version of Meson used by AppVeyor

We need a newer version to build Epoxy under CI.

8 years ago

Emmanuele Bassi

c03982bce7

Hide Appveyor YAML file

Like we do for the TravisCI YAML file, use the leading dot notation to
hide the Appveyor YAML file from directory listing on Unix-like OSes.

8 years ago

Tommy Marrinan

f658588e12

Add Appveyor script

Appveyor is a CI infrastructure like Travis, but oriented at building on
Windows environment, as opposed to Linux and macOS.

By using Appveyor we can test changes to Epoxy and make sure that
Windows builds won't break.

Additionally, Appveyor allows to deploy build artefacts, which means we
can generate builds for Epoxy releases.

Signed-off-by: Emmanuele Bassi <ebassi@gnome.org>

8 years ago

2 Commits (c794dce0a088235344851e81511c6c5a532ec36c)