I am thinking this might not be the best idea on an app but for libraries it would be a great idea.
Is there a way to use a matrix for xcode versions in github actions? that way I run tests, daily, and make sure that macos-latest is always an option?
The use case: Today I had an update that needed to get out the door, fast. Problem is that I needed to update the app to a newer version of XCode. When I did that, I realized that one of my libraries, Wendy, did not compile for this version of XCode. I wish that I would have caught this issue earlier and been able to guarantee that my app would compile on the newer version of XCode before this came up.
I am thinking this might not be the best idea on an app but for libraries it would be a great idea.
Is there a way to use a matrix for xcode versions in github actions? that way I run tests, daily, and make sure that
macos-latest
is always an option?The use case: Today I had an update that needed to get out the door, fast. Problem is that I needed to update the app to a newer version of XCode. When I did that, I realized that one of my libraries, Wendy, did not compile for this version of XCode. I wish that I would have caught this issue earlier and been able to guarantee that my app would compile on the newer version of XCode before this came up.