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Currently, the README file contains an invalid branch name in the git clone command, and the Github workflow badges appear in the wrong color. This issue aims to address both of these problems.
Action Items:
Invalid Branch Name in README git clone Command
The current command in the README for cloning the repository using the starter-code branch is incorrect. The starter-code branch is not available in the upstream origin, leading to a fatal error during cloning.
Proposed Solution:
Update the command in the README to use the correct branch name code-starter for cloning the repository.
The Github workflow badges currently display in gray, which might indicate that the workflows are not successful or not being tested. These badges should show up in green for better visibility and clarity.
Proposed Solution:
Ensure that the build scripts for the workflows are tested and working correctly, so the badges appear in green.
Test the Build Scripts for Github Workflows
Test the build script for the "Publish Storage API" workflow.
Test the build script for the "Publish Storage API Google Drive Implementation" workflow.
Test the build script for the "Publish Storage API NonGMS Implementation" workflow.
Upon successful testing, the badges should update to show a green status for each workflow.
Regarding to items # 2 and # 3, i suggest you to check with someone with knowledge in Github Workflows, for example someone specialized in DevOps. As android developer, those items are out of my scope.
Currently, the README file contains an invalid branch name in the git clone command, and the Github workflow badges appear in the wrong color. This issue aims to address both of these problems.
Action Items:
The current command in the README for cloning the repository using the
starter-code
branch is incorrect. Thestarter-code
branch is not available in the upstream origin, leading to a fatal error during cloning.Proposed Solution:
Update the command in the README to use the correct branch name
code-starter
for cloning the repository.Incorrect Command:
Corrected Command:
The Github workflow badges currently display in gray, which might indicate that the workflows are not successful or not being tested. These badges should show up in green for better visibility and clarity.
Proposed Solution:
Ensure that the build scripts for the workflows are tested and working correctly, so the badges appear in green.
Upon successful testing, the badges should update to show a green status for each workflow.
Additional Information:
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