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An Introduction to AppVeyor, the Windows Cloud Build System

An Introduction to AppVeyor, the Windows Cloud Build System

If you’re moving to an infrastructure-as-code model, you need to learn about AppVeyor. Coding is usually a foreign concept to us IT pros. We’re sysadmins, network administrators, et al., we’re not coders, right? Well, that seems to be changing at least for a lot of the forward-thinking IT pros.

To keep up with the speed of business, we need to think of better ways to provision and maintain…

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Catlight for Linux

Good news! Catlight app now runs on Linux. 

Catlight is a build notification tools that works together with multiple continuous integration servers, like Jenkins, TFS, Appveyor and Travis CI. 

Learn more at catlight.io or get to downloads directly

[jincod]

Deploy to surge.sh from appveyor

Appveyor.yml

environment: SURGE_LOGIN: login SURGE_TOKEN: secure: secure-string install: - ps: Install-Product node 0 - npm install -g npm - npm install build: off build_script: - npm run build deploy_script: - npm run deploy

Scripts section in package.json

"scripts": { "build": "webpack --config webpack.config.js", "deploy": "surge --project ./dist --domain domain.surge.sh" }

[catlightio]

AppVeyor build status in tray

Catlight shows build status notifications in tray. It now supports public and private AppVeyor build projects. Catlight app runs on Windows and OS X.

Use Catlight to see the current status of important builds and tests. When a build breaks down, Catlight will change color of the tray icon and show a notification. This icon will remind your team that a build needs attention.

Compared to email notifications, Catlight saves your time by focusing on the current state, and not the history of changes.

Who broke the build first?

For failed builds, Catlight will tell who broke it first. This is useful when other people continue to commit code after the first problem. Their builds will be broken too, but the person, who broke the build first, should fix it.

Build ETA

For long-running builds, Catlight will show an estimated time of build completion in notification. You can also see it on the dashboard. Estimation is based on the duration of the previous successful build.

Multiple accounts

Catlight can connect to multiple AppVeyor accounts. You can use different API token for each account, if needed.

Catlight supports other build systems too!

[robotjavascript]

Automated Windows builds

Thanks to AppVeyor we now have automated Windows builds!

Now for every commit/pull request, the tests will run on Linux and Windows.

This is a great step towards having better code coverage, and I'm excited. Next is to figure out how to test mouse clicks and key presses.

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Durwella on GitHub

We are on GitHub now. Starting with a brain teaser…

[garystafford]

Cloud-based Continuous Integration and Deployment for .NET Development

#GitHub, #Appveyor, and #Azure .NET continuous delivery toolchain: 'Cloud-based Continuous Integration and Delivery for .NET Development'

Create a cloud-based, continuous integration and deployment toolchain for distributed .NET development teams, using GitHub, AppVeyor, and Microsoft Azure. Introduction

Whether you are part of a large enterprise development environment, or a member of a small start-up, you are likely working with remote team members. You may be remote, yourself. Developers, testers, web designers, and other team…

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