CI

Generate a pipeline

• lsw ci init github writes .github/workflows/lsw.yml.
• lsw ci init gitlab writes .gitlab-ci.yml.

Both pipelines do these steps:

1. Install Wine, MinGW, and the build tools.
2. Cache the compiled lsw binary, keyed on its version.
3. Cache the environments and the package downloads, keyed on lsw.lock.
4. Run lsw setup, lsw build, and lsw test --headless.

The GitHub workflow also has two dispatch-gated jobs: reproducibility verification (lsw verify --reproducible) and artifact signing from a repository-secret PFX certificate.

Parts for your own pipeline

• lsw test --junit report.xml - a test report for CI ingestion.
• lsw test --headless - GUI tests under a virtual display.
• lsw env export and lsw env import-archive - move a prepared environment through the CI cache.
• lsw env restore <name> - rebuild from lsw.lock, and fail loudly on drift.
• lsw size --baseline <pe> --max-growth <pct> - a size-regression gate.
• --format json on report commands - machine-readable output.
• lsw verify --native - the real Windows verdict, when the runner can reach a [verify] host.