GitHub Action: Test and Lint #20
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Not sure if you can view Action logs on my fork, but here is the run for this branch: https://github.com/brisberg/screeps-server-mockup/runs/478686914 |
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Does that mean you are on board with using Github Actions? |
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Yea looks nice. I have some small experience with Gitlab CI, first with
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…On Sun, 15 Mar 2020, 22:25 Brandon Risberg, ***@***.***> wrote:
Does that mean you are on board with using Github Actions?
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Cool, yeah it is very similar to Gitlab CI |
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Added workflow yaml for GitHub Action for testing and linting on push.
Not sure if you have used GitHub Actions for CI before, but they added free runners for them last year and have been building a repository of actions for normal CI tasks.
Once this is merged, it will run
yarn testandyarn run linton the latest commit for each Pull Request. It will post the results in the PR near the bottom. This will help to enforce contributors keeping the tests and lint passing.These CI jobs are free for public repos, read more here: https://github.com/features/actions