Hi Ben, do you run your nightly builds on a computer at home?
I have mirrored pspp on github with a travis build on ubuntu 18.04. So now there are these nice build status images: https://www.hs-augsburg.de/homes/beckmanf/pspp/ Fritz > Am 31.07.2020 um 23:05 schrieb Friedrich Beckmann <friedrich.beckm...@gmx.de>: > > I have setup the MacOS builds with travis. Some time ago I had a look at > homebrew. As travis has the homebrew system already preinstalled, I have made > a homebrew tap: > > https://github.com/fredowski/homebrew-pspp > > The homebrew tap provides the released version and a nightly build - same as > Jeremy has done it for macports. So this is based on the distribution package > - it does not build from the pspp git. > > @Ben: Todays nightly build failed so I am not too sure if this exists, but do > you see a chance to provide a fixed link to the latest nightly build > distribution tgz? > > For the Mac application bundle I need macports. Macports is not available > right away in travis and the macports gtk3 default backend is X11. For the > application bundle I need to setup everything for the „quartz“ backend, i.e. > gtk3 with the native MacOS calls. It takes a couple of hours to compile the > macports build environment from scratch. Therefore I have split this up. > > I build the macports build environment and store it in a tgz file - similar > to the macports travis approach. > > The travis CI run then downloads and installs this build environment. The > pspp build is from git master. The bundling scripts including the travis ci > are here: > > https://github.com/fredowski/osxbundler > > What is missing is a place where I store the created bundle. I do not want to > store my credentials from Hochschule Augsburg at travis. > > Regarding a free alternative we need a Mac build server. Probably a hosted > machine but that needs to be maintained. > > https://www.macstadium.com/opensource > > Fritz > > > >
