appveyor.yml

# This AppVeyor CI configuration file:
#   - builds pyodbc with multiple versions of Python
#   - tests the generated pyodbc module against various databases and drivers
#   - (optionally) creates "wheel" files for distribution, and stores them as
#     AppVeyor artifacts which can be downloaded from the AppVeyor UI
#
# Various aspects of this file's behavior can be controlled by setting environment
# variables in the AppVeyor UI (see the Settings tab -> Environment ->
# Environment variables).  You will need an AppVeyor account for this.  Here are
# the relevant variables and their possible string values, where "*" indicates the
# defaults:
#   - APVYR_RUN_TESTS - run the unit tests, overall control (true*/false)
#   - APVYR_RUN_MSSQL_TESTS - run the MS SQL Server unit tests (true*/false)
#   - APVYR_RUN_POSTGRES_TESTS - run the PostgreSQL unit tests (true*/false)
#   - APVYR_RUN_MYSQL_TESTS - run the MySQL unit tests (true*/false)
#   - APVYR_GENERATE_WHEELS - generate distributable wheel files (true/false*)
#   - APVYR_VERBOSE - output more information to the logs (true*/false)
#
# For more information about appveyor.yml files, see: https://www.appveyor.com/docs/appveyor-yml/


# the AppVeyor cache is used to carry files between jobs, so make sure the jobs are serialized
max_jobs: 1

# the default AppVeyor image for the jobs
image: Visual Studio 2022

environment:

  global:
    # the following variables can be overridden as necessary through the AppVeyor UI
    APVYR_RUN_TESTS: "true"
    APVYR_RUN_MSSQL_TESTS: "true"
    APVYR_RUN_POSTGRES_TESTS: "true"
    APVYR_RUN_MYSQL_TESTS: "true"
    APVYR_GENERATE_WHEELS: "false"
    APVYR_VERBOSE: "true"
    # database-related variables, which must match the "init:" and "services:" sections below
    # ref: https://www.appveyor.com/docs/services-databases/
    MSSQL_INSTANCE: "(local)\\SQL2019"
    POSTGRES_PATH: "C:\\Program Files\\PostgreSQL\\13"
    MYSQL_PATH: "C:\\Program Files\\MySQL\\MySQL Server 8.0"
    # the cache should always be saved, even on failure, to be available for the next run
    APPVEYOR_SAVE_CACHE_ON_ERROR: "true"

  matrix:
    # all the Python versions to be tested, both 32-bit and 64-bit
    # ref: https://www.appveyor.com/docs/windows-images-software/#python
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python313-x64"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python313"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python312-x64"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python312"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python311-x64"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python311"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python310-x64"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python310"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python39-x64"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python39"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python38-x64"
    - PYTHON_HOME: "C:\\Python38"

# ref: https://www.appveyor.com/docs/services-databases/
init:
  - net start MSSQL$SQL2019
  - ps: Start-Service MySQL80

cache:
  - apvyr_cache

install:
  - ps: .\appveyor\install.ps1
  - call .\appveyor\install.cmd

# ref: https://www.appveyor.com/docs/services-databases/
services:
  - postgresql13

build_script:
  - call .\appveyor\build_script.cmd

test_script:
  - call .\appveyor\test_script.cmd

after_test:
  - call .\appveyor\after_test.cmd

artifacts:
  - path: 'dist\*.whl'