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Pull request overview
This PR adds a self-testing workflow to the resources crate, enabling automated testing across multiple platforms. The PR introduces test actions in the Alire configuration and a GitHub Actions workflow to build and run tests on various operating systems and architectures.
Changes:
- Added test actions to alire.toml that build and run tests using the
alrcommand - Created a GitHub Actions workflow that runs tests on multiple platforms (Linux, macOS, Windows) with different architectures
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| File | Description |
|---|---|
| alire.toml | Adds two test actions: one to build tests with validation profile, and one to run tests |
| .github/workflows/selftest.yml | Creates a new workflow that runs tests across multiple OS/architecture combinations using the Alire toolchain |
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| fail-fast: false | ||
| # Remove to cancel all jobs upon the first failure |
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The comment "Remove to cancel all jobs upon the first failure" is ambiguous. It's unclear what should be removed. If the intent is to enable fail-fast behavior (canceling all jobs on first failure), the comment should clarify that the 'fail-fast: false' line should be removed or changed to 'fail-fast: true'. Consider rewording to: "Set to true to cancel all jobs upon the first failure" or "Remove 'fail-fast: false' to cancel all jobs upon the first failure".
| # Remove to cancel all jobs upon the first failure | |
| # Set to true to cancel all jobs upon the first failure |
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