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As the tests on the CI server currently only run with the software loop-back interface, there is no platform dependent code tested. Therefore running the tests under different OS is not likely to produce a better test coverage.
A test involving the platform dependent code is probably not possible using these CI services as there are no "real" serial ports on these machines (neither physical ones nor virtualized ones on the VM level). So a test could not do much more than just import the module...
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Maybe something like com0com could be used to emulate a serial port?
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Such a virtual com port may work (if they allow to install drivers / Admin rights).
However you could still ask if you test the extra driver or the pySerial code interfacing to the operating system. Saying that, for a good test coverage there should probably be a number of different ports to test (internal UARTs, multiple USB-Serial converters, virtual com ports, ...).
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Might be worth setting up a raspberry pi and buildbot then 😉
(I'd like to help with that, but I don't have the time I'm afraid)
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How do you build the Windows Installers provided over here: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyserial ?
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