ci: expands GitHub actions to include multiplatform CI closes #26

[rosygmiki]

CI: Multi-platform testing

• Added matrix.os in ci.yml to run builds on multiple architectures

Makefile: Version detection and coverage

• Version variable: Updated version detection because grep -P (Perl regex) is not supported by BSD grep on macOS.
• Coverage: Added coverage output files for more reliable test coverage data and to fix the 'go: no such tool covdata' error in integration test.

Tests/test.sh: Windows compatibility

• Adjusted tests/test.sh file for Windows. Symlink creation requires admin or special permissions on Windows, so the script now uses PowerShell where needed, for cross-platform compatibility.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the project's continuous integration by introducing multi-platform testing across various operating systems. It also refines the build process by improving version detection and standardizing Go test coverage data collection. Furthermore, the changes ensure better cross-platform compatibility for integration tests, particularly on Windows, by adapting shell scripts to handle OS-specific file system operations.

Highlights

• Multi-platform CI: Expanded GitHub Actions to include multi-platform testing using a matrix strategy for different operating systems.
• Makefile Enhancements: Improved version detection for macOS compatibility and configured Go coverage data handling for more reliable test coverage.
• Windows Test Compatibility: Adjusted the test.sh script to correctly create symlinks and hardlinks on Windows using PowerShell, addressing OS-specific permission issues.

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Changelog

• Makefile
  • Updated the VERSION variable extraction to be compatible with BSD grep on macOS.
  • Introduced GOCOVERDIR variable for managing Go coverage output.
  • Modified the build target to create the coverage directory and build binaries with coverage enabled.
  • Added removal of GOCOVERDIR to the clean target.
  • Refactored integration-test to use GOCOVERDIR and report coverage percentage.
  • Updated unit-test to generate coverage profiles in GOCOVERDIR and display function coverage.
  • Added a conditional check in the validate target to skip gofmt on Windows.
• tests/test.sh
  • Implemented logic to detect the operating system, specifically for Windows.
  • Replaced direct tar command calls with a TAR variable to support gtar on macOS.
  • Modified create_orig function to use PowerShell for creating symlinks and hardlinks on Windows, and to skip broken symlinks.
  • Modified modify_orig function to use PowerShell for creating hardlinks on Windows.
  • Updated compress_tar function to use -k instead of --keep for gzip and bzip2 for broader compatibility.

Ignored Files

• Ignored by pattern: .github/workflows/** (1)
  • .github/workflows/ci.yml

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Code Review

This pull request does a good job of improving multi-platform support for the CI/CD pipeline. The changes in the Makefile and tests/test.sh to handle different operating systems like Windows and macOS are well-implemented, particularly the use of PowerShell for creating links on Windows and making shell commands more portable. The introduction of improved test coverage reporting is also a valuable addition.

I've found one critical issue in the Makefile where the new version detection logic is faulty and will cause builds to fail. My review includes a specific suggestion to fix this.

[mmartinv]

Just one super nit coming from my OCD, it LGTM otherwise. Thanks!

[mmartinv]

LGTM, Great work! Thanks!

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