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Add Github Actions to automatically compile Orion dashboard #930

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Hi @bouthilx ! This is a PR that adds a Github Actions to automatically compile Dashboard when a commit is pushed on develop or master branches.

I tested it on my own fork, and it seems to work.

Changes

  • Add a Github Actions triggered when a commit is pushed on branches develop and `master
  • Script generates a new pull request only if new compiled Dashboard code is different from existing one.

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Tests

  • I added corresponding tests for bug fixes and new features. If possible, the tests fail without the changes
  • All new and existing tests are passing ($ tox -e py38; replace 38 by your Python version if necessary)

Documentation

  • I have updated the relevant documentation related to my changes

Quality

  • I have read the CONTRIBUTING doc
  • My commits messages follow this format
  • My code follows the style guidelines ($ tox -e lint)

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Dashboard CI failed again ... I found some other timeouts to increase, so I will make a supplementary commit.

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Tests passed with second commit. Everything seems fine.

@bouthilx bouthilx merged commit 9c08be8 into Epistimio:develop May 31, 2022
@bouthilx bouthilx added the ci label May 31, 2022
@notoraptor notoraptor deleted the ci-build-dashboard branch June 1, 2022 12:19
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