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mlorenzati / pico-rgb2hdmi

A microprocessed RGB to HDMI Converter with USB capture
MIT License
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Build binaries using GitHub Actions Pipeline #33

Closed charlysan closed 1 year ago

charlysan commented 1 year ago

Issue #32

Description

  1. Adds pipeline file using GitHub Actions:
    • Build job will try to build the project using Docker container. This job will be triggered by any push action.
    • Binaries will be stored as artifacts to be shared with publish job
    • Publish job will be triggered only if new tag/release is created. The job will take binaries from previous job, compress them in a zip file and push the zip file to the release that triggered the action as new asset.
  2. Adds badge in Readme file that shows build status for main branch.

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Testing

-- Go to Settings -> Developer settings -> Personal Access Tokens and create a new personal token with public_repo permission:

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-- Go to repo Settings, and add a new secret named PUBLIC_REPO_ACCESS_TOKEN and set its value to the token created in previous step.

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-- Generate a new status badge from Actions page:

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This should generate the needed svg file used in Readme File.

-- Go to Actions page and check that the Build pipeline has successfully ran:

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-- Create a new tag (and choose the correct branch). This should triggered the publish job and you should see the zip within Assets section for that release

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Note: the .uf2 file generated by pico-sdk using the default config does not work for me. I guess I'm missing some flag/config. This needs to be checked. Building other projects using this approach works as expected though (e.g. PicoDVI)