Continuous integration on Github
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wrote on 23 Aug 2022, 11:52 last edited by
I'm using Qt's own test library (QTest) for my unit tests. This is fine for local testing. Now I'd like to set up CI on the Github repo.
Can anyone recommend a service (Jenkins, Travis, or other) that can provide this? And if so, do you have any guidance on setup?
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Hi,
GitHub now proposes its own CI using Actions. This project provides a Qt installation action that could be a starting point. Note that I haven't used this particular CI system so I can't comment on its pros and cons.
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Hi,
GitHub now proposes its own CI using Actions. This project provides a Qt installation action that could be a starting point. Note that I haven't used this particular CI system so I can't comment on its pros and cons.
wrote on 24 Aug 2022, 16:37 last edited by@SGaist said in Continuous integration on Github:
GitHub now proposes its own CI using Actions. This project provides a Qt installation action that could be a starting point. Note that I haven't used this particular CI system so I can't comment on its pros and cons.
Thanks. I'll give that a look.
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