Just noticed today that the image-action seems not compressing the jpeg file (changing the file extension to jpg works for me)

/kind bug

twine check can detect problems such as bad README formatting or classifiers. I think it's worth running before the upload step?

Catch2 supports multiple reporters including XML reporter (the default value is console reporter). XML reporter is preferable because it is more sold and easy to parse. Console output for human may be cosmetically changed for readability.

$ ./Catch2_bench --reporter xml | tee output.xml

I want to add support for the XML format and encourage to use it rather than console output. Con

Also validate gradlew and gradlew.bat scripts.
These are not blobs so it is harder to overlook something, but I think these should be checked too.

See https://github.com/rust-lang/rustfmt

Hi

I'm confused and I beg for some clarification.

Every document from github on how to write workflows are displaying yaml. In your readme it's not yaml. Can you please refer to a document from Github explaining the DSL you are using in your readme, or make some example on how to integrate git-actions into yaml workflows.

I'm eager to hear from you, and finally to be able to integrate gi