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CI: Set up regular native (MSYS2/MinGW) NUT for Windows builds with AppVeyor #1581
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DRAFT: Will iterate on nuances of AppVeyor caching to speed up rebuilds. Passing tests "cleanly" would probably depend on recent changes merged to master and posted in #1580 for the Windows branch bump (especially for PyNUT complaints), and subsequent merge conflict expected in |
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…nce of stderr output
No `time`: it outputs `/^sys/` - fatal for powershell (or appveyor?) console scanner
… scripts (too much hassle with wording on stderr)
…g in other filesystems like /proc
…w - they refer to BUILD_TGT not (yet) defined in this codepath
…at CI would publish at least archives
…t do sym/hard-links)
…esence of cgiexecdir [networkupstools#1492]
…what is found is in range [networkupstools#1583]
…python{,2,3} site-packages [networkupstools#1584]
…hon{,2,3} site-packages [networkupstools#1584]
…inary dirs from the bin [networkupstools#1492]
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…ssible locations; check under DESTDIR if provided
…to non-binary dirs from the bin [networkupstools#1492]" This reverts commit b39e3a3.
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After the merge of #1580 the Windows-v2.8.0-1 branch is finally sailworthy enough to pass
make check check-NIT
in MSYS2/MinGW build environment (natively on Windows)! And AppVeyor is kind enough to provide Windows builders (among others) to FOSS projects. So what are we waiting for? Let's make the two meet!Example run log: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/jimklimov/nut/builds/44493334
Closes: #1552
CC:
UPDATE: As part of the exercise, this also integrates third-party DLL bundling with main Makefile and separate helper script to find them, so addresses a new spin on #1492 as well. Now
make DESTDIR='/tmp/nut_install' install-win-bundle
is a thing!UPDATE: Also some python packaging issues were noted...
Closes: #1583
Closes: #1584