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Consider to use scheduled builds to reduce daily build times and improve coverage #666

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ara-ayvazyan opened this issue Oct 26, 2017 · 0 comments
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ara-ayvazyan commented Oct 26, 2017

We can consider building less and more important configurations for pull requests and have scheduled builds for covering the rest. For example, we are not building C++ version with gcc (only clang is used), while we are covering 8 versions of Boost.

@ara-ayvazyan ara-ayvazyan changed the title Consider using scheduled builds to reducing daily build times and improving coverage Consider to use scheduled builds to reduce daily build times and improve coverage Oct 26, 2017
chwarr pushed a commit that referenced this issue Oct 30, 2017
Switch to building some configurations with GCC. This is part of a larger
set of changes that will build some representative configurations for each
PR and a fuller matrix out-of-band.

Issue #666 has more details.
chwarr added a commit to chwarr/bond that referenced this issue Mar 23, 2018
Drops support for versions of Boost older than two years. Boost 1.61+ or
newer is now required. (Bond will likely continue to work with older
versions of Boost, but we'll no longer actively test against them.)

Using cron jobs, add coverage for all supported versions of Boost with
both Clang and G++.

This is the Travis-side fix for:
* microsoft#666
* microsoft#771
ara-ayvazyan pushed a commit that referenced this issue Apr 6, 2018
Drops support for versions of Boost older than two years. Boost 1.61+ or
newer is now required. (Bond will likely continue to work with older
versions of Boost, but we'll no longer actively test against them.)

Using cron jobs, add coverage for all supported versions of Boost with
both Clang and G++.

This is the Travis-side fix for:
* #666
* #771
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