Initial CMake GitHub Action #2165
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Thanks to Cristian Adam for a template (and blog article) https://cristianadam.eu/20191222/using-github-actions-with-c-plus-plus-and-cmake/ https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cristianadam/HelloWorld/master/.github/workflows/build_cmake.yml
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It would be great to have a build on the oldest OS we plan to support e.g. CentOS 7.x (we can ask around for input on this). Once we have this in place we can stop having arguments/discussions over whether we support a particular syntax - if it builds with system GCC on this old system, then it's fine. It looks like this needs docker to be set up somehow, so maybe not an immediate priority. |
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@baoilleach - I've seen two rpm builders - the best looks like this one: We'd want the |
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Thanks to Cristian Adam for a template (and blog article)
https://cristianadam.eu/20191222/using-github-actions-with-c-plus-plus-and-cmake/
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cristianadam/HelloWorld/master/.github/workflows/build_cmake.yml