So do i need Mac, Linux and windows systems? about warp

[dgiagio]

As of v0.3.0 you can produce binaries for all supported targets linux-x64, macos-x64 and windows-x64 running any operating system, just use -a <arch> and you are set. Moreover, no download is needed as everything is built into warp-packer now.

[dgiagio]

It might be feasible to generate binaries for different OSes from a single box but I haven't tried that myself yet.

To give you a better answer, what language is your bot written in? Do you need to compile it to specific OSes as well?

[TheNicholasNick]

.NET - code works with core 2.1, framework 4.6.2.

not my code and took me 2 days to figure out how to go from a bunch of files with no solution or project files or any clues about libraries to run it, as I'm not a .NET C# dev.

That dev has now released new code in a different repo as core with solution/project files so will be adding my changes to it and another dev found this, warp, so would be neat if could supply the 2 or 3 (mac) binaries as single files instead of the 200+ needed for doing the core self contained deploys and then needing to run an exact command instead of just doing ./app (.NET is so hardcore on the production side it is 100% unfriendly to users... apparently 3.0 is addressing this - i get that more code could be written to make it friendlyy to run and projects with funding and customers do this....)

so .NET core 2.1 a C# project.

[jjzieve]

This would be extremely useful for a pretty standard CI/CD with just a single build agent. Like for instance, having your one jenkins machine (linux) build the executables for your app for windows, mac and linux.