Added basic azure pipelines configuration #1844
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Forgive my ignorance, it's my first time contributing here. I wasn't really sure what "scope" to throw this under, so I picked "headers" because it was first on the list in the contribution guidelines. Let me know what I should change it to. |
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Hi! This looks like a good start! Im just gonna drop a link to https://github.com/tokio-rs/tokio as we have been using azure there and are pretty happy so maybe there are things you can pull from there as well! |
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I suspect that rebasing will fix the travis nightly failure. |
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Add a basic azure configuration that runs tests and benchmarks on linux, mac, and windows. Closes hyperium#1673
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@ahmedcharles Thanks for the recommendation, rebasing fixed the test failures. I've added some small azure pipelines templates, following the example of the tokio repository (Thanks @LucioFranco!). Using those templates, the pipelines can be configured for different platforms, rust versions, and features quite easily from the azure-pipelines.yml file. Currently, I've added entries to the test matrix mirroring what is present in the .travis.yml file. I've created a PR here on my fork to show how the results appear. |
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I'm not sure if the maintainers want to wait until after 0.13 to merge this, but I think this is ready to go. |
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As an update, the hyper repo just got accepted into GitHub Actions, which may make managing our CI even easier... |
References #1673
I've added a fairly basic azure pipelines configuration that tests stable on windows, and mac, and tests stable, beta, and nightly on linux.
I ran a manual build in a test azure project and there were 2 failures: