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If you want to run within a container so that you don't have to install dependencies, that's no problem. Just specify it as `jobs.<job-id>.container`. GitHub
by ethomson 7y ago
If you want to run within a container so that you don't have to install dependencies, that's no problem. Just specify it as `jobs.<job-id>.container`. GitHub Actions will download and start that container, and any `run` commands that you specify within that job will run within that container.
Without that, they'll run directly on the virtual machine that you specify.
- jhasse 7y ago> Just specify it as `jobs.<job-id>.container`. I don't know what this means. Are there any examples? Running in a container is the one big thing I'm missing and couldn't find any documentation about.
- ethomson 7y agoHere's an example: https://www.edwardthomson.com/blog/github_actions_5_building_in_containers.html https://www.edwardthomson.com/blog/github_actions_5_building...