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Add CI to compile binaries
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Sorry for the spam. This is more or less the idea, every-time you create a release, the binaries are built and published for that release. It can be done also for every commit but I think thats too much.
You have have a look in my branch: https://github.com/alrevuelta/simso-gui/releases Note that the binaries won't work due to this import that mentioned above |
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Compile binaries on CI action for windows, macOS and Ubuntu.
Not working yet since there is a problem with an import in
Scheduler.py. I suspect isimport pyi_importers. Which module is that one?The action triggers for every commit, but it can be set to trigger after a release is made.
TODO: