This PR implements #48 by setting up two Github Actions workflows (for Ubuntu and Windows).
Furthermore, it removes foxy declarations which are not supported anymore and reduces the amount of packages being build by only building ros2cs and custom packages in src/custom_packages and their dependencies.
While there are existing actions for ROS CI like ros-tooling/setup-ros and ros-tooling/action-ros-ci their use caused errors or unecessary slowdowns when selecting the Python version, see ros-tooling/setup-ros#552 and ros-tooling/setup-ros#439.
Currently the only ROS version being tested is humble, if you want I can add jobs for other versions.
To not waste CI minutes the jobs only run on commits or Pull Requests to master (which I assume is the "stable" branch) but can be triggered manually.
This PR implements #48 by setting up two Github Actions workflows (for Ubuntu and Windows). Furthermore, it removes foxy declarations which are not supported anymore and reduces the amount of packages being build by only building ros2cs and custom packages in
src/custom_packages
and their dependencies.While there are existing actions for ROS CI like ros-tooling/setup-ros and ros-tooling/action-ros-ci their use caused errors or unecessary slowdowns when selecting the Python version, see ros-tooling/setup-ros#552 and ros-tooling/setup-ros#439. Currently the only ROS version being tested is humble, if you want I can add jobs for other versions. To not waste CI minutes the jobs only run on commits or Pull Requests to master (which I assume is the "stable" branch) but can be triggered manually.