Add Cygwin build on AppVeyor by embray · Pull Request #8463 · python/cpython

Initial attempt just to matrix the target 'platform'; no actual separate build instructions for Cygwin yet

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Forget about running the tests for now; let's just see how far we get in building on Cygwin; temporarily disabling Win32 for now while we get Cygwin up and running

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It's elseif

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Should be bin\bash

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Little helper function to run Cygwin programs in the right directory/environment

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It didn't like my long string continuation; I think this is the right syntax

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I've had this problem before--sometimes it's necessary to explicitly convert the path to a Cygwin path

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Invoke 'configure' and 'make' separately; disable the -s flag on make for now while I debug

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At least for debugging purposes, might be helpful to have cygcheck output

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Try using apt-cyg to add some additional build dependencies

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curl got weird about redirected content; appveyor log got weird about curl's output

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Output to a file, duh

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Move the Cygwin function into a little cygwin.ps1 library that can be sourced when needed in each build stage

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Enable tests on Cygwin

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Hush noisy stderr output from apt-cyg install

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Add verbose test results, at least for now, while I investigate test failures

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This is a bit nicer--re-run only failed tests with verbose output

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Add zlib-devel so that the zlib module can get built.

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skip a few more tests that didn't fail locally, but that are failing on appveyor:

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something mysteriously causing test_logging to hang when run on appveyor

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re-enable the native Win32 build

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if anything was written to stderr powershell will complain of an 'exception' even if the last command existed successfully

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I think this might have been backwards actually

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Add Cygwin build on AppVeyor#8463

Add Cygwin build on AppVeyor#8463
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Commits on Aug 9, 2018

Initial attempt just to matrix the target 'platform'; no actual separate build instructions for Cygwin yet

Forget about running the tests for now; let's just see how far we get in building on Cygwin; temporarily disabling Win32 for now while we get Cygwin up and running

It's elseif

Should be bin\bash

Little helper function to run Cygwin programs in the right directory/environment

It didn't like my long string continuation; I think this is the right syntax

I've had this problem before--sometimes it's necessary to explicitly convert the path to a Cygwin path

Invoke 'configure' and 'make' separately; disable the -s flag on make for now while I debug

At least for debugging purposes, might be helpful to have cygcheck output

Try using apt-cyg to add some additional build dependencies

curl got weird about redirected content; appveyor log got weird about curl's output

Output to a file, duh

Move the Cygwin function into a little cygwin.ps1 library that can be sourced when needed in each build stage

Enable tests on Cygwin

Hush noisy stderr output from apt-cyg install

Add verbose test results, at least for now, while I investigate test failures

This is a bit nicer--re-run only failed tests with verbose output

Add zlib-devel so that the zlib module can get built.

skip a few more tests that didn't fail locally, but that are failing on appveyor:

something mysteriously causing test_logging to hang when run on appveyor

re-enable the native Win32 build

if anything was written to stderr powershell will complain of an 'exception' even if the last command existed successfully

I think this might have been backwards actually