Hi Tim, > I have CI experience with several projects and I am willing to help.
Cool! > From my experience and knowledge, the Gitlab CI is much more > configurable than e.g. Travis. It is docker based and thus limited to > all kinds of Linux variants (including cross-platform builds, e.g. > MinGW). Therefore I use Travis for OSX testing only. > > I have no experience with AppVeyor wich would be useful for native > Windows testing. Good, agree with Gitlab CI as a starter (since glibc systems are the most important platforms to test). > As a starter, I could set up a gnulib test CI as a subproject in https: > //gitlab.com/gnuwget that syncs+tests gnulib e.g. once a day. I think it would be better to register https://gitlab.com/gnulib as a new project. (In the long run, the intersection between wget maintainers and gnulib maintainers may be empty.) Would you be willing to do that, please? "syncs+tests gnulib once a day" sounds good. Bruno
