Closed BradGreig closed 3 years ago
Would it be worthwhile to add a GitHub Actions CI to check that code compiles?
Absolutely it would. Unfortunately it's not something I'm going to get the opportunity to tackle any time soon. :( PRs are very welcome though! ;)
Absolutely it would. Unfortunately it's not something I'm going to get the opportunity to tackle any time soon. :( PRs are very welcome though! ;)
Yup - a PR is precisely what I was thinking. If you note the dependencies (with minimum/sensible versions) and how to initialize the repo + compile, then I am happy to package that up into a GH Actions CI. That would also give a good starting point should you decide to add further testing down the line.
Hey @smutch, yeah, sorry, I was being lazy and trying to add the fix from desktop (so didn't compile it locally to test). Poor form I know. This should be right now.
Legend. Thanks for this @BradGreig!
Absolutely it would. Unfortunately it's not something I'm going to get the opportunity to tackle any time soon. :( PRs are very welcome though! ;)
Yup - a PR is precisely what I was thinking. If you note the dependencies (with minimum/sensible versions) and how to initialize the repo + compile, then I am happy to package that up into a GH Actions CI. That would also give a good starting point should you decide to add further testing down the line.
Amazing. Thanks @manodeep. I'll try and get that to you soon. I've only really used Gitlab's CI before so it would be great to have someone with experience of Github's to set this up.
Hey @smutch, yeah, sorry, I was being lazy and trying to add the fix from desktop (so didn't compile it locally to test). Poor form I know. This should be right now.