I think it would be beneficial to set up some github actions to do some basic checks.
In particular, it would be good to test across python 3.7-3.9, Ubuntu 18LTS, 20LTS using miniconda and make sure the app can at least be launched (using xvfb).
I'm thinking something akin to what I do for my open source projects like Hotelling:
but with an added extra step of integration test (although a QT app, it can be run headless with xvfb), to make sure no packages are missing from the requirements, no compatibility issues from python version etc.
I think it would be beneficial to set up some github actions to do some basic checks.
In particular, it would be good to test across python 3.7-3.9, Ubuntu 18LTS, 20LTS using miniconda and make sure the app can at least be launched (using xvfb).
I'm thinking something akin to what I do for my open source projects like Hotelling:
https://github.com/dionresearch/hotelling/blob/master/.github/workflows/dev.yml
but with an added extra step of integration test (although a QT app, it can be run headless with xvfb), to make sure no packages are missing from the requirements, no compatibility issues from python version etc.