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Do not need to run any tests or any deployment steps — they will still be done on CircleCI for now.
Your PR should create one new file, .github/workflows/ci.yml
Please include a screenshot in your PR to confirm that it is working.
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Background
We already have build automation using CircleCI, but I also would like the project to be built on GitHub Actions.
Task
dist
folder as an artifact.github/workflows/ci.yml
Hacktoberfest
If you would like to work on this task, please write a comment stating your intent. We will then assign the issue to you. To ensure continuity, the issue will be unassigned after 3 days of inactivity — so please keep us updated.
Getting assigned to an issue is NOT a reservation. It is simply to let others know that someone is already working on it to avoid duplicated efforts. The first person who submits a valid Pull Request (PR) that resolves the issue will have their PR merged, regardless of who was assigned to the issue. However, if you are assigned to an issue and start working on it, but someone else submits a valid PR before you, you can still submit a valid PR even if it has conflicts. The PR will be given the "hacktoberfest-accepted" label and the issue will be closed.
If you encounter any problem, please include relevant logs and screenshot so it’s easy to troubleshoot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: