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Weeknotes 2022/13 - Tweaking GitHub Actions

I’ve been working a lot with GitHub Actions lately. Ever since GitLab totally fucked up their pricing model I’ve been slowly moving my projects from GitLab to GitHub, and now I’m in a place where I’m trying to homogenize the action pipelines as much as possible.

Last week I added a native code coverage job that doesn’t depend on any third-party service.

Code Coverage in Github Actions

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Published Mar 28, 2022. Last modified Jul 7, 2023.

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