What's a good framework to use for CI? about hdf.pinvoke HOT 6 CLOSED

In our company we have a Team Foundation Server running where I installed the Team Foundation Build Service and Build agent. With our MSDN-Licence this is in the package, and works fine from within Visual-Studio. Just commit, and the Build-Server does the rest, including notifications if the Build fails or some tests failed...
It's a little bit setting up and configuring, but when it runs, it runs quite well.
Nice thing is, you have Source-Control, Work-Item Management, and Build-Server all in one, and it's seamless integrated in VS.

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You can use Travis CI for .NET too, if you want to build and test the code using Mono (or CoreCLR) on Linux or OS X.

If you want to set up a Windows build, use AppVeyor. It's free for open-source projects and integrates with Github like Travis CI does.

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I am using AppVeyor and have it publishing my outputs to nuget on tags/releases automatically. I am also using CodeCov.io with the nUnit tests to calculate coverage with every build.

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+1 for appveyor
Also heard about https://www.cloudbees.com/ but couldn't get a grasp of it yet.

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OK, I'm just dipping my toe into the water with AppVeyor. Getting the Build configured is pretty straightforward. To run the tests, we need to bring in the native (HDF5) DLLs. What do people recommend? For starters, should I just add them to the repo and then just copy into the right place before the test run? (We'd need the 1.8.x and 1.10.x binaries in 32-bit and 64-bit.) Other suggestions?

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Thanks for all the suggestions. Looks like we are rolling w/ AppVeyor. (@jack-pappas ,@brian-nelson)

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