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Added Appveyor config for Windows CI builds #194
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| - nodejs_version: "6" | ||
| - nodejs_version: "7" |
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We could (and should IMO) save build time by only caring about latest LTS (node v6)
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Same here, 32bit windows is rare these days and the odds it works on one arch and not the other is quite slim. This just adds build time.
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This runs I'm not sure how to deal with that, or if it's a problem at all. |
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This would be nice to merge but it would require someone with access to the |
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This adds an Appveyor config file to let us do Windows CI builds.
Here's some example output if you're interested:
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/Mike-Dax/electron-compile