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Wasn't able to find anything besides Travis CI on GitHub, but was able to do it through GitLab. Thanks!

For future people less familiar with the GitLab:

From https://gitlab.com/OpenMW/openmw click on "Commits". Then find the most recent merge that has a green checkmark. Click this checkmark and now find the checkmark that says "external:continuous-integration...". Click this to come to a screen that two entries under heading "Job Names". Click the one you want (probably the 2017 one) and click the button that says artifacts. Under this screen you should find a download link for a .zip file with OpenMW! EDIT: do this through GitHub PRs instead! Basically the same procedure.

@psi29a, as I was writing that guide, the artifacts button was saying there are no artifacts available for that build. Any idea why that might suddenly be the case, even on the one I originally downloaded from?

For github it is only by PR... go to a PR:
https://github.com/OpenMW/openmw/pull/1615
look at look at the green checkmark, click that and you'll see travis-ci and appveyor

for an artifact of 'master' which is triggered when something is merged in, then yes, gitlab.

Can you provide a link? It is possible that a CI build failed thus no artifacts.

Ohh got it, will have to try that tonight.

Here’s the screenshot, sorry it’s on my phone but won’t be at my computer again until this evening. Shows the same thing though.

Pretty sure artifacts are not saved for GitLab builds, only for GitHub PR builds.

This must be the case, and wasn't paying attention to what site I was in when I first tried it out.

Although if this is to replace nightlies, having people use various PR artifacts is not precisely a replacement. Got to try out the shadows branch though, so fun to be had!

psi29a wrote: ↑31 Oct 2018, 07:50 For github it is only by PR... go to a PR:
https://github.com/OpenMW/openmw/pull/1615
look at look at the green checkmark, click that and you'll see travis-ci and appveyor

for an artifact of 'master' which is triggered when something is merged in, then yes, gitlab.

Can you provide a link? It is possible that a CI build failed thus no artifacts.

I keep looking through the page, and I am not finding this green checkmark that you speak of. Where would it be on the page?

Press on "Show all checks" and then press on Details next to "AppVeyor build succeeded". Then press on Visual Studio 2017 choice and find Artifacts tab.

Capostrophic wrote: ↑02 Nov 2018, 16:00 Press on "Show all checks" and then press on Details next to "AppVeyor build succeeded". Then press on Visual Studio 2017 choice and find Artifacts tab.

Thank you for the info and help.

Good news... PPA nightlies are back.

Hi ACE,

Just a noob question.

Can you tell me how your Nightly builds stack with the most recent versions of OpenMW? For instance, is the latest Nightly build (dated 9th of November) better than your recent 0.45 RC build?

Thank you.