Set up appveyor.yaml and build about choco

[gep13]

If you wanted to add me to the team in AppVeyor, I would happily take a look at this.

[ferventcoder]

Yes, just be sure to Self assign the task and move it to working.

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If you wanted to add me to the team in AppVeyor, I would happily take a
look at this.

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[ferventcoder]

Actually I might grab this so it falls under my account.

[ferventcoder]

Trying to determine a good notification list - think we'll want to set up a mailing list for build status. That way we don't diverge emails and people can self-subscribe.

[ferventcoder]

Actually added that. That way any build/integration tool can email build status changes to a mailing list.

[ferventcoder]

This is probably good enough now to close this issue. Any followup AppVeyor items should get a new ticket.

[gep13]

Actually I might grab this so it falls under my account.

Yip, that is fine, what I was getting at was assigning a GitHub Team to the project that you set up in AppVeyor:

That way, you still own the Project, but other team members can edit stuff if required. This won't be as much of a big deal since we are driving everything through the appveyor.yml file, but still worth doing, IMO.

[ferventcoder]

I would love that.

On Sunday, January 18, 2015, Gary Ewan Park [email protected]
wrote:

Actually I might grab this so it falls under my account.

Yip, that is fine, what I was getting at was assigning a GitHub Team to
the project that you set up in AppVeyor:

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That way, you still own the Project, but other team members can edit stuff
if required. This won't be as much of a big deal since we are driving
everything through the appveyor.yml file, but still worth doing, IMO.

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