I've been wanting to experiment with CI pipelines for a long time and this weekend I was finally able to spend some time on it. I setup one on Azur...
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Awesome article!
It's hard to find good sorces on how to set up Actions CI (i just learned how last week), especially w/ the YML-based syntax.
Minor Nits:
Use 'npm ci' instead of 'npm install'. Ci installs the fixed versions of dependencies from package-lock.json. This should prevent 'works on my machine' config differences.
Also, pretty sure you don't have to reference node_modules/bin for dependency scripts. The dependency name alone in a NPM script should work.
If you need to run a dependency from the CLI, nox makes this easier. Ex 'npx eslint --init'
Didn't know about
npm ci, great tip! About./node_modules/.bin/eslint, I found it odd too, but I copied it from the eslint docs 🤷.Thank you Evan!
Not a point-by-point "this is what you're wrong about" 😅, but I found this gem this morning. The Gitter.im source repo.
I know enough Gitlab CI and Make to read my way through it and... Wow. This blows me away ♥️
gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitter/webapp
Amazing article. It solved a lot of my issues.
One thing, instead of jest-unit the module is jest-junit may be.
This might help someone.
Is there a better way to view the ESlint results in the form of reports something similar like Jest test report?.