Now that tests are setup, and coverage is shown, the next step in building out a product is to setup CI: Continuous Integration. An easy way to get started in that direction is to use Github Actions. With this first simple and small Github Action, we can automatically run our tests when we push our code up to Github. If the code doesn't pass our tests, then we'll know immediately (or within a few minutes).
⏱️ Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction 00:42 - Setup 01:00 - GA action YML file 03:45 - Setting up Github settings 04:30 - Checking the workflow / how it ran
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