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GitHub Actions vs Azure Pipeline #750

Closed eddynaka closed 4 years ago

eddynaka commented 4 years ago

Today, we are using Azure Pipeline to build/test/publish everything.

Since we are including more and more frameworks, the tests will start to take more and more time.

My proposal is to change to GitHub Actions and use the parallel job that they offer: Steps:

  1. restore -> build -> archive
  2. tests (download archive) 2.a) test.net452 2.b) test.netcoreappxx ...

with that, we could achieve a better performance and tests in parallel.

Below some docs: https://help.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions#jobsjob_idneeds

Brandon-Kimberly commented 4 years ago

There is a related proposal on the community repository to switch all CI/CD pipelines to GitHub Actions. Feel free to reach out to me, @alolita , or @trask (who is the mentor for this proposal) if you'd like.

cijothomas commented 4 years ago

My #1 reason of switching from Azure pipeline to GH Action is the ability for anyone to see the CI logs right inside Github without navigating to another website (azure devops). Its already captured in the proposal @Brandon-Kimberly shared!

@eddynaka I think all the perf boosts we get via GH Actions (via parallelization) can be achieved in Azure pipeline as well. But anyways, for this and all other reasons mentioned in the related proposal, I vote to move to GH Actions.

eddynaka commented 4 years ago

@Brandon-Kimberly / @alolita / @trask , don't know if u know, but i didn't find a reliable code-coverage report to be published. Do u have a guidance for that? Besides that, i have already created a PR. Let me know what do you think about that strategy as well! Thank you!