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GitHub offers a free tier for GitHub actions with 2,000 Actions minutes/month [1]. This could be useful: 1. write some unit tests which don't use too much comp
by nanddalal 6y ago
GitHub offers a free tier for GitHub actions with 2,000 Actions minutes/month [1]. This could be useful:
1. write some unit tests which don't use too much compute resources (so you can stick to the free tier)
2. package your code into a docker where the tests can be run
3. wire up the docker with tests to GitHub Actions
This way now you have continuous testing and can make sure your codes keep running.
References:
[1] https://github.com/pricing https://github.com/pricing
- MattGaiser 6y agoEven if it broke, who would go back and fix it? I do not see that happening, especially with complex library bugs.
- jnxx 6y ago> package your code into a docker docker is not a general solution for this. What is needed is a way to re-generate everything from source and from scratch.