Add a github action to build and test project#120
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Test node versions 18.x and 20.x - start mysql service (ubuntu comes with it) - add postgres service - configure mysql and postgres for tests - install nmig, dependencies, build and run tests
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This adds a github action to run when PRs are opened against master.
Basically, the action:
See my fork for examples of test runs.
This PR adds a github action file, but actions have to be enabled in the project to actually run.
I'd like to eventually expand this to include tests for the Docker workflow.