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2025-12-30feat: move from appveyor to github actions for testing pdf-toolsVedang Manerikar
2025-12-30fix: attempt 1 fixing the appveyor build fileVedang Manerikar
2022-01-25fix: fix breakage on AppveyorPiotr Kwiecinski
2022-01-07Install base-devel, autoconf on AppveyorVedang Manerikar
Since 6th Jan, 2022, builds on Appveyor are failing because they cannot find `autoreconf`[1][2]. This should be implemented from `base-devel`, but even with `base-devel` available the builds are failing. Adding an explicit require on `autoconf` in the hope that this is fixed. 1: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/vedang/pdf-tools/builds/42114287 2: https://ci.appveyor.com/project/vedang/pdf-tools/builds/42101965 Relates to: #68
2021-10-04Update Appveyor configsJeremy Meng
- Use VS 2019 image - Combine pacman install commands - For some reason, OpenSSL dlls were not copied as dependencies. Update to copy explicitly. Also remove previously workaround.
2021-04-11Fix: Download missing dll files separatelyVedang Manerikar
I'm making these changes based on reading through the output logs of the Appveyor code, I don't have any understanding of how mingw64 works.
2021-04-11Install cask using git-cloneVedang Manerikar
The go script is deprecated and will be removed in a few months.
2021-04-11Fix: Appveyor errors related to missing python2Vedang Manerikar
https://ci.appveyor.com/project/vedang/pdf-tools/builds/38649076 failed with `python2 not found`, which was the proposed fix in politza/pdf-tools@628 . My guess is that `python2` now needs to be explicitly installed in mingw64. This commit adds an explicit dependency on `mingw-w64-x86_64-python2` to test this. Closes politza/pdf-tools@628
2021-02-21Run the Appveyor Cask installation script using 'python2'Jordan Wilson
... rather than 'python' (issues with Python 3 and Cask on Windows)
2018-01-22Add appveyor supportJeremy Meng