Updated workflow#66
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@yzhoubk This is close to done, but it might need some tweaks to the test setup. (Previous runs fail in CI when they succeed locally, which I think is due to the DBs not being properly seeded.) Feel free to take this over tomorrow if you have bandwidth, otherwise I'll be back online Monday to finish it. Thanks! |
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Implements the new build/release workflows. RSpec and Rubocop reports are retained as build artifacts for the default retention period.
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Updates GitHub Actions to use the new build/release workflows. The test job in the build has been customized to run rubocop and rspec, outputting html reports which are stored as build artifacts. Unfortunately you have to download the test report to your local machine to view them—GitHub doesn't offer a native way to view them directly in the browser as you could with Jenkins.