I'm working on a small project over at my coc-ccls repo. It's non-functional at the moment, but there's been lots of interest, and I'd like to fix it up and get it minimally working.
I see the first difficult step being the retrieval of a ccls binary. I'd like to keep it up to date with the latest in this repository, so I'm trying to avoid manually compiling and shipping it myself all the time. Also, I'd be a bit of a dubious source to get some binary from; I'd rather distribute it straight from the horse's mouth.
One possibility would be setting up Travis CI to automatically build and publish artifacts to Github. I would be more than happy to set this up for you. I wanted to know whether you saw this as a possibility. I've compiled ccls once or twice before, but I'm not exactly familiar with the internals and whether a binary compiled, for example, on an Ubuntu container would work on many (I'm fine if it doesn't work on all) systems.
I see you've set up Appveyor, but it doesn't seem to be used? And it only compiles on Windows at this time.
I'm working on a small project over at my coc-ccls repo. It's non-functional at the moment, but there's been lots of interest, and I'd like to fix it up and get it minimally working.
I see the first difficult step being the retrieval of a ccls binary. I'd like to keep it up to date with the latest in this repository, so I'm trying to avoid manually compiling and shipping it myself all the time. Also, I'd be a bit of a dubious source to get some binary from; I'd rather distribute it straight from the horse's mouth.
One possibility would be setting up Travis CI to automatically build and publish artifacts to Github. I would be more than happy to set this up for you. I wanted to know whether you saw this as a possibility. I've compiled ccls once or twice before, but I'm not exactly familiar with the internals and whether a binary compiled, for example, on an Ubuntu container would work on many (I'm fine if it doesn't work on all) systems.
I see you've set up Appveyor, but it doesn't seem to be used? And it only compiles on Windows at this time.