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DO NOT MERGE! Github Actions build + annotations test #3371
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- name: Restore projects | ||
run: dotnet restore DUI3-DX.slnf | ||
- name: Build | ||
run: msbuild DUI3-DX.slnf /p:Configuration=Release /p:IsDesktopBuild=false |
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not sure if this helps but using bullseye and C# instead of msbuild is what I do: https://github.com/adamralph/bullseye
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Nice! I've been eyeing some build systems for a while but didn't know about this one. Adding it to my "must look into" list!
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I like that the build is the same language as the project and not XML.
I used to use (and contribute) to Cake but thought it was overblown. Found bullseye and used it ever since dotnet got simple and fast
Closing to reduce noise, @adamhathcock has his branch ongoing and we'll see what we do with this once we reach somewhere meaningful. |
This is just a PR to test a quick Github actions build pipeline I created last night.
we shouldn't actually merge this, it's just a POC. I need the PR to verify PR annotations are coming through and check if the result provides better DX for the team.