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does travis let you download artifacts?
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not sure. We could push them somewhere (like a github release) though.
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fwiw, you can publish artifacts from the pipelines.
ex: https://github.com/unicode-org/icu/blob/master/.ci-builds/.azure-pipelines.yml#L108
(This is how the windows binaries are produced.)
It should work for *nix as well, so we might be able to have a sort of rolling/evergreen make dist available.
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It looks like Travis can potentially directly deploy to a GitHub release:
https://docs.travis-ci.com/user/build-stages/deploy-github-releases/
which is definitely nicer.
AFAIK, the pipelines just give you an arbitrary file you can download. (So you'd have to copy/paste to a release).
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right. But I'm not sure what release it would go to.