We're currently approaching GitHub Actions v2 shipping publicly for everyone to use. I'm personally super excited about this because it means I don...
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Great job! I'll try to contribute a Java/kotlin to your GitHub templates repo.
Been using it for the last 4 working days.
This new Github Actions is really good and easy to use.
The only real issue that I have been working on is how repo A could trigger repo B actions as a downstream workflow.
Have found the repository_dispatch event, but the documentation for it has not been great.
For anyone seeking help on repository_dispatch, this gist that I have created should help.
gist.github.com/Daniel-ltw/552b908...
Hello Tierney! Very nice introduction! I'm new here and I wonder if I can submit a typo fix for your post?
The single column table below "A simple matrix:" says "Node 19", I think you meant "Node 10"?
AFAIK you can’t submit a possible fix, though that’s a good suggestion - cc @ben ❤️
I personally updated the matrix - thank you for pointing that out, @gr2m !
I've been using those basic features for some time, but how would you deploy to npm a lerna project & run the gh-pages cli?
You'd have to build a different action to do that. You could be the first to write this, or – I'm sure – someone else will do this relatively soon after launch.
Is this solution intended for Web development? Or is it for mobile dev - Android + iOS
My specific YAML is for Node.js, but the actual platform itself – GitHub Actions CI – is agnostic. There are Windows, Linux, and macOS machines available (2 cores / 7gb ram / 14gb disk for all of them) so if those will suffice to build your applications, you should be good to go – you'll just want to work on templates that are more targeted toward your intended platform. There may already be some – check out the Actions org on GitHub, and the actions/starter-workflows repo for more resources.
Very helpful!
FYI - the Yarn and pnpm links to sample code near the top are switched.
Fixed, thank you!