An example of using CI for Haxe projects.

Same procedure is used for setting up both Travis CI, AppVeyor, and Azure Pipelines:

1. Create a Haxe project if there isn't one.
2. Create a new repo on GitHub.
3. Turn on the switches for the GitHub repo on Travis CI/AppVeyor/Azure Pipelines.
4. Copy and modify the configs:
   • .travis.yml for Travis CI
   • appveyor.yml for AppVeyor
   • azure-pipelines.yml for Azure Pipelines
5. Commit the configs and push to GitHub.
6. Watch it build:
   • https://travis-ci.com/${username}/${reponame} for Travis CI
   • https://ci.appveyor.com/project/${username}/${reponame} for AppVeyor
   • https://dev.azure.com/${organization}/${azureproject}/_build for Azure Pipelines
7. Add badges to README:
   • https://travis-ci.com/${username}/${reponame}.svg?branch=master for Travis CI
   • https://ci.appveyor.com/api/projects/status/github/${username}/${reponame}?branch=master&svg=true for AppVeyor
   • https://dev.azure.com/${organization}/${azureproject}/_apis/build/status/${pipeline}?branchName=master for Azure Pipelines

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