ci: Windows compatibility of CI #60
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To run tests on windows: - Setting environment variables for the entire job was the only way I could work out how to set for processes running in the job - MinIO seems to close after the step, even if run in the backround. So, running it in the same step as the tests is required - NamedTemporaryFile opens the file, which on Windows forbids it from being opened by SQLite. So, avoiding this.
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To run tests on Windows:
Setting environment variables for the entire job was the only way I could work out how to set for processes running in the job
MinIO seems to close after the step, even if run in the backround. So, running it in the same step as the tests is required
NamedTemporaryFile opens the file, which on Windows forbids it from being opened by SQLite. So, avoiding this.