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github actions #11

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github actions #11

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adding github action for CI and code coverage

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ping @joaquimg

- macOS-latest
- windows-latest
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- x64
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Might be more useful to test for 64 and 32-bit (to catch the Int32 vs Int64 common gotcha's) but only on linux.

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done, I took the one from MOI but added OSX

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Looks good!
I would not add mac and win because of CI time. But if it is fast should be ok.

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I think CI is fairly fast on GH-actions. Worst thing we can remove them later

arch: x64
- version: '1'
os: macOS-latest
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The rule-of-thumb I went with was:

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recommendation followed in last commit

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matbesancon commented Dec 7, 2020 via email

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odow commented Dec 7, 2020

Usually just direct. You can assume the down-stream dependencies are well-tested, so you just want to test the first-order integration with binaries (e.g., solvers).

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ping @joaquimg for merging this one :)

@odow odow merged commit 4cd3593 into jump-dev:master Dec 20, 2020
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Nice!

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