Hey, thanks for your kind response.
I tried to build the linux client of project on linux manually before go to auto-build using jenkins.
But it was tricky and stressful, and finally failed. and no idea with that.
Is there any way to build manually on linux?
And I think win64 build is possible using jenkins, right? what do you think about that?
I tried Jenkins once before locally. From what I remember, it wouldn’t let me cross-compile my project from Windows to Linux and vice-versa.
If you don’t have access to a Windows machine, the only suggestion I have is to find a cloud Windows machine to compile your project. I’ve used Github Actions before, I can recommend them as a learning experience. If your project is private you can use Github Actions for free, but they have limits.
I’m not aware of many alternatives. I tried Docker in the past, as I thought it would make a Virtual Box of another OS, so I’d be able to compile my project there, but I run into issues trying to cross-compile again, so I gave up.
At the moment, I've set up and validate CIpipeline on linus like repo access for perforce, pipeline flow, artifact stages, basic validation.
but I heard win64 build from linux doesn't support now, right?
So I am gonna keep Jenkins cicd on linux and trying to build win 64 and packaging on window vm.
Is it good option?