replace TravisCI by GitHub Actions CI - #477
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- Linux: default, debug (-g -exx), and gas64 backend variants - Windows: x86 (MINGW32) and x64 (MINGW64) standalone builds - Bootstrap compiler cached between runs - Two-pass build: bootstrap then self-hosted rebuild - Unit tests, log tests, warning/syntax regression tests - fbdoc build validation on Linux - Artifacts: fbc binary (Linux), standalone packages (Windows)
Depends on the Windows job, reuses the fbc-win64 artifact. Builds fbdoc tools, generates all documentation formats (CHM, HTML, TXT, fbhelp, wakka) from cached wiki pages. Installs HTML Help Workshop for CHM compilation. Uploads all formats as a single artifact.
CI has been fully migrated to GitHub Actions.
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Travis CI has been used previously for building fbc and running its tests, however
travis-ci.orghas been shut down in 2020 and the free service offering for open-source projects no longer exists as of ~2022. GitHub offers a generous CI service that includes linux, mac and windows support for free, so I'd suggest to switch to this.This PR contains a basic CI script for building multiple versions of fbc on multiple platforms: