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Use Docker-based GitHub Actions Workflows #56
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CHANGES Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through the `atc0005/go-ci` project. This results in three workflows: - New, primary workflow - with parallel linting, testing and building tasks - with three Go environments - "old stable" - "stable" - "unstable" - this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to be considered "stable" - Makefile is *not* used in this workflow - `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the `atc0005/go-ci` containers - Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow - intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based builds that are referenced in project README files continue to work as advertised until a better local tool can be discovered/explored further - use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based linting tooling installation testing since the `atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those tools already pre-installed - linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file *except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration file - Add Quick Validation workflow - run on every push, everything else on pull request updates - linting via `golangci-lint` only - testing - no builds Other changes: - Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead of locking a specific version - this should reduce dependency "gardening" REFERENCES - refs GH-56 - refs atc0005/todo#22 - see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
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CHANGES Add GitHub Actions which use containers created and managed through the `atc0005/go-ci` project. This results in three workflows: - New, primary workflow - with parallel linting, testing and building tasks - with three Go environments - "old stable" - "stable" - "unstable" - this will be replaced with the next alpha, beta, rc release of Go and other linting tools that are not tested well enough to be considered "stable" - Makefile is *not* used in this workflow - `staticcheck` linting using latest stable version provided by the `atc0005/go-ci` containers - Separate Makefile-based linting and building workflow - intended to help ensure that local Makefile-based builds that are referenced in project README files continue to work as advertised until a better local tool can be discovered/explored further - use `golang:latest` container to allow for Makefile-based linting tooling installation testing since the `atc0005/go-ci` project provides containers with those tools already pre-installed - linting tasks use container-provided `golangci-lint` config file *except* for the Makefile-driven linting task which continues to use the repo-provided copy of the `golangci-lint` configuration file - Add Quick Validation workflow - run on every push, everything else on pull request updates - linting via `golangci-lint` only - testing - no builds Other changes: - Makefile `lintinstall` recipe installs the very latest stable version of the `golangci-lint` binary instead of locking a specific version - this should reduce dependency "gardening" REFERENCES - refs GH-56 - refs atc0005/todo#22 - see also the https://github.com/atc0005/go-ci project
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Swap out the GitHub Actions used for CI work with custom Docker containers from the atc0005/go-ci project.
refs atc0005/todo#22
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