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build: Use GitHub Actions to build #504
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Yes, and also GitHub Actions is way better IMO |
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For what it's worth, I have been working on Actions to make building Electron Forge projects in GitHub Actions way simpler, based on conversations I've had with Felix regarding one of his more recent projects. I can make a PR against this one to show what the changes would be, if y'all want. Or since I won't be able to get to it until late tonight, I can just make a normal PR after this is merged. |
| - name: Git Submodules | ||
| run: git submodule update --init --recursive |
malept
Oct 19, 2020
Member
I didn't realize Fiddle used git submodules...
I didn't realize Fiddle used git submodules...
felixrieseberg
Oct 19, 2020
Author
Member
Oh, it doesn't, that's a copy & paste fragment. Thanks for catching.
Oh, it doesn't, that's a copy & paste fragment. Thanks for catching.
felixrieseberg
merged commit 6a7decd
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This PR moves our build infrastructure from Travis & AppVeyor over to GitHub Actions. I have also updated our repository secrets with a new three-year certificate. I'm pretty confident in the code, it's already running various of my personal projects well.
This shouldn't change anything, but we should check that everything got correctly signed the next time we release a new version.