Add Github Action workflows #189
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As a note, the build output (which would be done in this repo instead once the the PR is approved) can be seen here: https://github.com/networkfusion/cen64/actions |
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Thank you, this looks awesome! I'm happy to merge it whenever you think it's ready. Do you have any more changes to push, or can I merge now? |
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@mikeryan Sorry for the delay, I didnt get a notification (due to me having the repo ignored?!). There are no more changes planned, as all seems to work as it should. |
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@mikeryan did you receive my last comment??? |
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Adds github action workflow for a FREE CI.
It can probably be improved, but it is a good working starting point and significantly improves binary generation for Windows on check-ins and PR's (including on peoples forks).
Note: the first run will take significantly longer due to downloading packages. In subsequent runs they will be cached.
relates to: #160 and #132