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CircleCI Comes highly recommended to me and they have an open source option, though I'm not sure how much |
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Self hosted runner is my box, your box, anyone's box. Could be Amazon too. |
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Circle CI we can do 3 free builds excluding Mac. |
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Yes the problem is that's only UNIX |
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I haven't identified a workable free solution for Mac. |
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I see. so is there an easy way to have circle launch the tests across multiple servers or are we simply running circle software on our own servers that get notified of commit and pull request events? There are virtual Mac solutions out there but they are about $20 a month or something. I'm sure I could get a Mac M1 mini attached to our network though. |
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Circle does not not support self hosted runners |
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I have just updated the @antlr/antlr-targets team to include more recent target contributors. Pinging them here for their input. |
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Hi, I just spent a man/day trying to get a GitHub self-hosted runner to work on MacOS for Swift, to no end. |
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That works to me if circle can give us enough free builds... |
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Hi All. Is the migration complete? I dont see jobs running on Travis anymore however |
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Howdy! @ericvergnaud has graciously agreed to lead a discussion to figure out how to get continuous integration up and running again. The good news is that we at least have appveyor still working. Further, I just figured out how to use github actions... fairly straightforward actually. Here's an example where I run a bunch of Python unit tests after installing a bunch of libraries:
https://github.com/parrt/tensor-sensor/blob/master/.github/workflows/test.yml
And you get the results that look like this page:
https://github.com/parrt/tensor-sensor/actions/runs/467542701
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