I have a simple GUI on Github and I would like to have it turned into a starkit (or indeed any other standalone application, like via freewrap/tclexecomp) via some automated process. I know all manner of such things are supported by Github, but I haveno idea how to achieve it.
Am 17.11.21 um 10:42 schrieb Arjen Markus:have no idea how to achieve it.
I have a simple GUI on Github and I would like to have it turned into a starkit (or indeed any other standalone application, like via freewrap/tclexecomp) via some automated process. I know all manner of such things are supported by Github, but I
Hi Arjen,Nice :), looking forward to your presentation!
yes this is possible using Github Actions. I'm using this in my project (which I will show later in the conference) to release the binaries. Binaries (starpack) are here:
https://github.com/BessyHDFViewer/BessyHDFViewer/releases
Here is the workflow file that triggers this on every push:
https://github.com/BessyHDFViewer/BessyHDFViewer/tree/main/.github/workflows
The "real work" is done by the make-dependencies script and the Makefile
in the repo. which are run from the workflow YAML.
Christian
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