# using more verbose output and skipping dependency checksĬI/build-windows.ps1 -SkipDependenc圜hecks -CombinedArchs -BuildConfiguration Release -VerboseĬustom Windows builds allow full customization of the desired build configuration but also require manual setup and preparation. # Build and package a combined 64-bit and 32-bit of OBS with Release configuration, # Use `my_build_dir` prefix as build directoryĬI/build-windows.ps1 -BuildDirectory my_build_dir # Create a zip archive with OBS and all required librariesĬI/build-windows.ps1 -BuildConfiguration Debug # Skip download and setup of dependenciesĬI/build-windows.ps1 -SkipDependenc圜hecks # Check for dependencies installable via Chocolatey # Download and set up dependencies, then build OBS for local host To do a fully automated build, open a PowerShell window, switch to the checkout directory then run one of the following commands: Note that the automatic build scripts can use Chocolatey to automatically install additional build dependencies (CMake and 7-Zip), by passing the -Choco switch.Ĭlone the repository including submodules: Visual Studio 2022 (at least Community Edition).
Windows PowerShell (v5+ and more recent).
Necessary dependencies are installed automatically, build flags use a sane default, and the generated OBS build uses the application's full feature set. Automatic Windows builds allow building OBS with minimal input and setup.
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