At all steps, SeaGOAT is developed with the intention of guaranteeing Windows support. That being said, as I don't have a Windows device and I don't have expertise regarding Windows development workflows, I have not been able to verify that it works properly on Windows.

The main goal is to support WSL, but supporting Windows natively is also a goal if it's possible!

Help wanted!

Here is a rough checklist of the current status of Windows support:

• Enable CI checks for Windows
• Enable tests for WSL if it's possible and necessary with GitHub actions
• Make sure that all CI tests pass for Windows
• Manually test SeaGOAT on Windows
• Document installation steps on Windows
• Make sure that any required Windows-specific features are implemented
• Ensure it's easy to install on Windows using common tools
• Currently, the main problem is that I have not been able to try and run SeaGOAT manually on Windows.

Also, I have discovered that some of the tests are failing on Windows. So, I created a CI file specifically for Windows that only checks some of the tests that are passing without issue:

For comparison, the Linux tests look like this: