Add netci.groovy for CI jobs.

netci.groovy

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+// Import the utility functionality.
+import jobs.generation.Utilities;
+import jobs.generation.InternalUtilities;
+
+// Defines a the new of the repo, used elsewhere in the file
+def project = GithubProject
+
+// Generate the builds for debug and release, commit and PRJob
+[true, false].each { isPR -> // Defines a closure over true and false, value assigned to isPR
+    ['Debug', 'Release'].each { configuration ->
+
+        // Determine the name for the new job.  The first parameter is the project,
+        // the second parameter is the base name for the job, and the last parameter
+        // is a boolean indicating whether the job will be a PR job.  If true, the
+        // suffix _prtest will be appended.
+        def newJobName = InternalUtilities.getFullJobName(project, configuration, isPR)
+
+        // Define your build/test strings here
+        def buildString = """call \"C:\\Program Files (x86)\\Microsoft Visual Studio 14.0\\Common7\\Tools\\VsDevCmd.bat\" && build.cmd -c ${configuration}"""
+
+        // Create a new job with the specified name.  The brace opens a new closure
+        // and calls made within that closure apply to the newly created job.
+        def newJob = job(newJobName) {
+            // Indicate this job runs on windows machines.
+            // The valid labels right now are:
+            // windows (server 2012 R2)
+            // ubuntu (v. 14.04)
+            // centos-71
+            // openSuSE-132
+            // mac
+            // freebsd
+            label('windows')
+
+            // This opens the set of build steps that will be run.
+            steps {
+                // Indicates that a batch script should be run with the build string (see above)
+                // Also available is:
+                // shell (for unix scripting)
+                batchFile(buildString)
+            }
+        }
+
+        // This call performs remaining common job setup on the newly created job.
+        // This is used most commonly for simple inner loop testing.
+        // It does the following:
+        //   1. Sets up source control for the project.
+        //   2. Adds a push trigger if the job is a PR job
+        //   3. Adds a github PR trigger if the job is a PR job.
+        //      The optional context (label that you see on github in the PR checks) is added.
+        //      If not provided the context defaults to the job name.
+        //   4. Adds standard options for build retention and timeouts
+        //   5. Adds standard parameters for PR and push jobs.
+        //      These allow PR jobs to be used for simple private testing, for instance.
+        // See the documentation for this function to see additional optional parameters.
+        InternalUtilities.simpleInnerLoopJobSetup(newJob, project, isPR, "Windows ${configuration}")
+    }
+}