Continuous integration is the workflow in which after every -among others- git push, the project is tested to 'still work'. Not only is this helpful to speed up development, it also allows one to see if code from contributors (via a Pull Request) keep the build intact.
I suggest to add a minimal GitHub Actions script that simply does the steps in the README.md.
I volunteer to write it and maintain it, as I have plenty of experience with that (e.g. plinkr, but there are dozens if not hundreds)
Continuous integration is the workflow in which after every -among others-
git push
, the project is tested to 'still work'. Not only is this helpful to speed up development, it also allows one to see if code from contributors (via a Pull Request) keep the build intact.I suggest to add a minimal GitHub Actions script that simply does the steps in the README.md.
I volunteer to write it and maintain it, as I have plenty of experience with that (e.g. plinkr, but there are dozens if not hundreds)
Good idea?