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Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Claims quest/m0/windows-build.md.
Summary
Adds a
windowsjob to.github/workflows/nightly.yml. It runs onwindows-latest, checks out with submodules, installs the toolchainrust-toolchain.tomlnames through rustup, and runscargo build --locked -p moq-studio --features capture.Not done yet: fixing what fails to compile. A first nightly run on this branch, run 42873139501, failed, but its log hasn't been read yet.
just ciand/quest-reviewhaven't been run.Notes for whoever resumes:
workflowscope, so push over SSH if theghtoken lacks it.bus.channeltobus.live).Waiting
Decisions
windows-latestnightly job once the dedicated host exists. Recommended: yes. It catches compile breaks for free, and the host covers runtime testing.(Written by Claude Opus 5.5)