A modern CI/CD workflow is essential for todays software development. Allowing you to test build and run test-cases automatically after each PR or commit.
Which works very nicely together once you have implements tests in #34. As well as auto check for linting errors to avoid regression on linting rules: #36
I don't see you use any workflow/pipeline in your projects. You definitely want to look into Gitea runners: https://about.gitea.com/products/runner/
See also Forgejo Actions:
https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/actions/
A modern CI/CD workflow is essential for todays software development. Allowing you to test build and run test-cases automatically after each PR or commit.
Which works very nicely together once you have implements tests in https://git.nextgraph.org/NextGraph/nextgraph-rs/issues/34. As well as auto check for linting errors to avoid regression on linting rules: https://git.nextgraph.org/NextGraph/nextgraph-rs/issues/36
Ci/CD is essential when you are deploying or releasing for production, which is not the case for now, as we are still in early alpha stage.
Thanks for the links.
I am considering using Woodpecker CI for that purpose as I heard it integrates well with Gitea.
You are more than welcomed to contribute some pipeline for automatic compilation of nextgraph native apps, by example.
Let me know if you want to help on that.
(i will have time to dedicate to installing a CI/CD system only starting in september)
Ci/CD is essential when you are deploying or releasing for production, which is not the case for now, as we are still in early alpha stage.
Thanks for the links.
I am considering using Woodpecker CI for that purpose as I heard it integrates well with Gitea.
You are more than welcomed to contribute some pipeline for automatic compilation of nextgraph native apps, by example.
Let me know if you want to help on that.
(i will have time to dedicate to installing a CI/CD system only starting in september)
I don't see you use any workflow/pipeline in your projects. You definitely want to look into Gitea runners: https://about.gitea.com/products/runner/
See also Forgejo Actions:
https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/actions/
A modern CI/CD workflow is essential for todays software development. Allowing you to test build and run test-cases automatically after each PR or commit.
Which works very nicely together once you have implements tests in #34. As well as auto check for linting errors to avoid regression on linting rules: #36
Ci/CD is essential when you are deploying or releasing for production, which is not the case for now, as we are still in early alpha stage.
Thanks for the links.
I am considering using Woodpecker CI for that purpose as I heard it integrates well with Gitea.
You are more than welcomed to contribute some pipeline for automatic compilation of nextgraph native apps, by example.
Let me know if you want to help on that.
(i will have time to dedicate to installing a CI/CD system only starting in september)