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stonebig opened this issue Jan 25, 2015 · 3 comments
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Continuous testing (part 2) / Automatic Building #44

stonebig opened this issue Jan 25, 2015 · 3 comments
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The Continuous testing / Automatic building idea is the next direction of Winpython.

This tries to summary what seems logical steps to go in that direction:

Continuous testing

  • relies on python 'wheel-type' packages only
  • for build process, move all whished packages in a 'my_wheels' directory,
  • simplify build process up to pip install --no-index --find-links=file://my_wheels -r requirements.txt
  • translate it on a CI infrastructure
  • add tests on pre-built Winpython
  • avoid time-limit wall (of 40' ? ) in CI Infrastructure

Automatic building

  • resolve the create icons problem
  • resolve the create installer problem
  • add tests on builded Winpython
  • avoid time-limit wall (of 40' ? ) in CI Infrastructure
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a baby step success after Ogrisel pycon2015 talk: re-engineering, building and testing on Appveyor an existing package.

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stonebig commented Oct 5, 2015

maybe this would solve the big/volumetric part of the Winpython in-the-cloud equation: https://github.com/blog/2069-git-large-file-storage-v1-0

did anyone try this ?

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small moces:

  • this is automatically build and deployable (as a webapp)... maybe the future: https://github.com/stonebig/my-demo2
  • cgolke is now creating his wheels on github, so automatic download is more possible.

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