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It's currently hard to determine the full supported set of operating systems and to know how these should be tested manually and which of them are covered by CI.
It seems that tests need to be run on macOS, Windows, and several flavours of Unix to ensure the full test suite is exercised.
github action CI seems to cover macOS (aarch64 and x86_64), Windows (x86_64 and i686) and Ubuntu (x86_64). Looking at the values of target_os in the code, this seems to leave openbsd, freebsd, illumos, android, ios, and wasi untested by CI.
I've seen some mention of bors, but can't work out whether this is currently running for ipc-channel.
(I'm happy to contribute a PR, but I'll need the basic information first.)
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The project has switched from bors to using the GitHub Merge Queue and in fact bors itself is now deprecated (see https://github.com/bors-ng/bors-ng/blob/master/README.md). We don't currently run tests on the other platforms you mention because there are no GitHub-provided runners for them, so doing so would require running them in virtual machines in GitHub Actions or perhaps creating self-hosted runners.
It's currently hard to determine the full supported set of operating systems and to know how these should be tested manually and which of them are covered by CI.
It seems that tests need to be run on macOS, Windows, and several flavours of Unix to ensure the full test suite is exercised.
github action CI seems to cover macOS (aarch64 and x86_64), Windows (x86_64 and i686) and Ubuntu (x86_64). Looking at the values of target_os in the code, this seems to leave openbsd, freebsd, illumos, android, ios, and wasi untested by CI.
I've seen some mention of bors, but can't work out whether this is currently running for ipc-channel.
(I'm happy to contribute a PR, but I'll need the basic information first.)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: