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feat(gradle): add ci-workflow generator #23125
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A few questions:
- Do we want to include a GitHub Actions step for installing a particular version of Java?
- Does Circle CI come with Gradle pre-installed? I don't see a setup step for Gradle in the Circle template
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Current Behavior
There is no generator to setup a CI workflow for a Gradle workspace.
Expected Behavior
./nx g ci-workflow
sets up a CI workflow for either Github Actions or CircleCI. More will be added later.Related Issue(s)
Fixes #