This is a set of example GitHub Actions that will get you started to build testing containers for a build strategy of choice. The subfolders here match to different testing frameworks, meaning the defaults are optimal for that kind of test.
- cmake: An example of a build matrix for a cmake project.
- uptodate: An action to use uptodate to build Dockerfile in a repository.
It is recommended to view the documentation in the web interface.
However, if you read it here in GitHub, you can safely remove occurrences of {% raw %} and {% endraw %}
that are only there to aid the site rendering.
An example can exist in its own subfolder, akin to the list shown above. For each example you should add:
- A Dockerfile and (if appropriate) an uptodate.yaml that works with it
- A GitHub workflow in .github/workflows that demonstrates running the build and test, named like
test-<folder>.yaml(e.g.,test-cmake.yaml). - A README.md in the same folder that also has the following header to render into the site navigation:
---
title: Cmake Continuous Integration
layout: page-two-col
parent: Continuous Integration
active: Continuous Integration
---
# Cmake CI
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This is an example for how to set up a GitHub Action to test your Cmake project.
* TOC
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( e.g., {% raw %}${{ varname }}{% endraw %} so it correctly renders with Jekyll.
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