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Is there a way to build C++ Application under multiple platforms (Windows/Linux) without the Remote Agent?

Norbert

We use Bamboo too build our C++ Application under Windows
so far so good, but now we want also we need it to be build under Linux (Multiplattform support)

Is there a way to do this without an Remote Agent because I don't wont to spend 800 € only for Linux/Unix support.
I know we probably can crosscompile but this is also not such a good solution .

Accepted answers

Renjith Pillai

Do an ssh in your job to your linux box (enable password less ssh so that no questions are asked) and execute the make command. Do an scp to get back the resultant binaries so that bamboo can artifact the results.

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PiotrA

I don't think there is a feasible way to CI multiplatform project using Bamboo without the Remote Agent(s).

Renjith Pillai

Jens Schumacher2

As Renjith pointed out, there are certainly workarounds to utilise local agents to test on multiple platforms. However, you might want to consider the overhead of setting up and maintaining this configuration vs the cost of spending $800 in the first year and $400 for renewals. I am frequently surprised how undervalued developer time is when it comes to maintaining build environments.

Norbert

Thanks but its hard for me to justify 800 $ for not a "must" feature.
Especially if we don't have a paying unix customer.. :-(

PiotrA

Just curious - are you using starter (10$) license?

edit: I've allowed myself to improve your question title so future users can find this question more easily (if they are interested in running multiplaform test without the Remote Agents). I assume it's OK, right?

Norbert

Yes Starter license..

And yes its ok

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