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Github actions workflows- Should they be used? #3765

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unna97 opened this issue Oct 27, 2023 · 3 comments
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Github actions workflows- Should they be used? #3765

unna97 opened this issue Oct 27, 2023 · 3 comments

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unna97 commented Oct 27, 2023

Related Pull request:: #3763

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unna97 commented Oct 27, 2023

@suhaibmujahid Added the issue here.

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@suhaibmujahid Add the issue here.

Thank you! It is supposed to link the PR to the issue, not the otherway.

Regarding the title of the issue, I would reserve it to state the goal or the problem that we want to solve. The motivation and suggested solutions could be explained in the description.

@unna97 unna97 changed the title Add github actions workflow files that allow testing on different environment combinations through a workflow dispatch Github actions workflows Oct 28, 2023
@unna97 unna97 changed the title Github actions workflows Github actions workflows: Oct 28, 2023
@unna97 unna97 changed the title Github actions workflows: Github actions workflows Oct 28, 2023
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unna97 commented Oct 28, 2023

As mentioned in the discussion , the team needs to discuss whether github actions should be used in the project. Reasons I believe the github actions should be used:

  1. Confirmation of the fact that the failure is not due OS or python version on latest changes.
  2. Automatic pre-commit
  3. More widely used so better documentation
  4. Replicable commands

@unna97 unna97 changed the title Github actions workflows Github actions workflows- Should they be used? Oct 28, 2023
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