CI: Build test on FreeBSD via Cirrus-CI #876
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| graphics/libimagequant print/freetype2 x11/libXpm x11-fonts/fontconfig | ||
| print/libraqm | ||
| script: | | ||
| mkdir build |
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please be consistent with indentation. we use 2 spaces per-level in GH files, so might as well keep that here.
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| -DENABLE_PNG=1 -DENABLE_FREETYPE=1 -DENABLE_JPEG=1 -DENABLE_WEBP=1 \ | ||
| -DENABLE_TIFF=1 -DENABLE_XPM=1 -DENABLE_GD_FORMATS=1 -DENABLE_HEIF=1 \ | ||
| -DENABLE_RAQM=1 -DENABLE_AVIF=1 -DBUILD_TEST=1 | ||
| ninja |
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do we need to specify a -j level ?
| graphics/png graphics/webp graphics/tiff graphics/libheif graphics/libavif | ||
| graphics/libimagequant print/freetype2 x11/libXpm x11-fonts/fontconfig | ||
| print/libraqm | ||
| script: | |
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this compiles the project but doesn't run any tests ...
Cirrus-CI is a hosted CI service that supports Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, and macOS. Add a Cirrus-CI config to start build testing on FreeBSD.
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Thanks for the review, updated and pushed. https://cirrus-ci.com/task/6718548333035520 is the run spawned by this pull request, but fails due to #867 right now.
Yes - I hope to start by ensuring the build doesn't regress, and will look at incorporating the test suite. |
please leave a comment/TODO in the file explaining as much |
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@emaste why not vmactions? |
Cirrus-CI is a hosted CI service that supports Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, and macOS. Add a Cirrus-CI config to start build testing on FreeBSD.
Example run for the commit in this pull request: https://cirrus-ci.com/build/5520302621327360
Note that building on FreeBSD needs a workaround for the cmake libavif version numbering, issue #867. That workaround plus this Cirrus-CI config file is green, see https://cirrus-ci.com/build/5063026513018880.
Cirrus-CI would need to be installed from the github marketplace for the libgd organization. Cirrus provides a limited amount of free credit for open source projects; it appears that the change rate in libgd is such that it would not exceed Cirrus's free offering.