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Needs for CI:
- [X] Checking validity of internal links without anchors (#240)
- [ ] Checking validity of internal links with anchors
- [ ] Checking validity of external links (see: https://pypi.…
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See discussion in https://github.com/mwpenny/portal64-still-alive/pull/47#issuecomment-2080446622.
It would be easier to avoid breaking the build by implementing CI builds. For example, using GitHu…
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ensure changes pushed to repo are bug free
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As of now, we're not running linting and tests as part of CI for this repo. They do run locally and have E2E tests too.
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##### Expected Behavior
LxQT components are tested on all platforms after each PR/commit
##### Current Behavior
I do not see anything like that
##### Possible Solution
Integrate…
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## Goal
If we want make PyRenew widely usable, we should extend our CI to run across multiple platforms and ensure that our code works as expected.
## Context
While working through our tutori…
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Ideally we would have a CI setup that would test both new and old examples to try and keep them up to date. At the very least a linter should be run to catch any obvious errors.
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The focus here would not be "how do I run a process" but "how do I handle partial failure and restart".
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Wikipedia references:
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continuous_integration
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Build_automation
* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monorepo
Jenkins and Travis are …
ghost updated
3 months ago