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Does Circle-CI offers Mac runner for public/open-source projects? This is the reason I haven't been able to migrate from Travis to Circle-CI for all my projects
by bithavoc 8y ago
Does Circle-CI offers Mac runner for public/open-source projects? This is the reason I haven't been able to migrate from Travis to Circle-CI for all my projects, I have an open-source Electron module that I need to test cross platform so Travis covers Linux and Mac and AppVeyor for Windows.
- andrew_ 8y agoI was able to acquire that ability by emailing them and explaining the open source need. They were quite reasonable.
- dschep 8y agoIt's worth noting that Travis also supports windows builds now. Which to me is a HUGE value proposition over CircleCI.
- andrew_ 8y agoIt's a decent point, but if I need Windows based testing, I'll get myself a free Azure Pipeline account and get Windows in CI from the same folks.
- lloeki 8y ago> Does Circle-CI offers Mac runner for public/open-source projects Yes, but you have to ask them to enable the thing. I used them for ArchMac before I migrated to GitLab. I am contemplating moving back to GitHub and CircleCI, unless I can get my hand on some decent hardware again to run the CI builds.