appveyor.yml

# Don't build branch if there is an open PR, to prevent double builds.
# For now, Appveyor will only build PR commits and not commits to master or
# commits on random branches without an associated PR.
skip_branch_with_pr: true

environment:
  # Only use pre-installed Python versions, which Appveyor may upgrade to a
  # later point release.  See:
  # http://www.appveyor.com/docs/installed-software#python
  matrix:
    - PYTHON_HOME: C:\\PYTHON27-x64
      PYTHON_VERSION: "2.7"
      PYTHON_ARCH: "64"
    - PYTHON_HOME: C:\\PYTHON37-x64
      PYTHON_VERSION: "3.7"
      PYTHON_ARCH: "64"

version: "0.999.post{build}"

build_script:
  # Get the Rust build tool chain.  The install tool actually changes
  # sometimes so the checksum actually changes sometimes.  If it breaks,
  # update the checksum here.
  - "choco install rustup.install --version 1.19.0 --checksum 9F9E33FA4759075EC60E4DA13798D1D66A4C2F43C5500E08714399313409DCF5"

  # Get it on our %PATH%.
  - "refreshenv"
  # Get challenge-bypass-ristretto-ffi source code
  - "git submodule init"
  - "git submodule update"
  # Build the whole thing.
  - "%PYTHON_HOME%\\python setup.py install"
  # The source is all in . so move the script somewhere else so we can run it
  # against the installed version instead of the source tree.  The source tree
  # version doesn't work because it doesn't have the built extension module in
  # it.  It's nice to test against the installed version anyway.
  - "copy spike.py C:\\spike.py"
  # Build a binary wheel, too.
  - "%PYTHON_HOME%\\Scripts\\pip install wheel"
  - "%PYTHON_HOME%\\python setup.py bdist_wheel"

test_script:
  # Get away from the source directory which will just confuse the Python
  # module system.
  - "cd C:\\"
  # This passes for a test suite.
  - "%PYTHON_HOME%\\python C:\\spike.py"

artifacts:
  - path: "dist"
    name: "Dist"