As GitHub Actions work a bit differently, things needed to change a bit and I took the chance to clean things up a bit. Nonetheless the coverage should be the same.
If you compare it to the CircleCI configuration and wonder how different things are, this list of changes might help:
Seperate multicore-sdr run was removed, it's enabled on the normal tests
Building benchmarks was removed as --all-targets already implies building the benchmarks
All the test jobs are removed, they are already covered by the release mode tests that run for the whole workspace
Some of the ignored tests were run separately. Now simply the whole workspace is run in a single job
The no_gpu test was renamed to no-default-features
test_darwin was renamed to test_macos
The test_arm_no_gpu wasn't ported as the MacOS runner is an M1, hence there is already basic ARM sanity checking
Move the CI from CircleCI to GitHub actions.
As GitHub Actions work a bit differently, things needed to change a bit and I took the chance to clean things up a bit. Nonetheless the coverage should be the same.
If you compare it to the CircleCI configuration and wonder how different things are, this list of changes might help:
--all-targetsalready implies building the benchmarkstestjobs are removed, they are already covered by the release mode tests that run for the whole workspaceignoredtests were run separately. Now simply the whole workspace is run in a single jobno_gputest was renamed tono-default-featurestest_darwinwas renamed totest_macostest_arm_no_gpuwasn't ported as the MacOS runner is an M1, hence there is already basic ARM sanity checking