Add Continuous Integration via Github Action#506
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- Add continuous integration via github actions
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Pro Tip: You can use:
$ git commit --amend --no-edit
$ git push origin HEAD --forceto keep your git history clean. This way, you don't have many, many, many commits as you make small iterations to get CI passing.
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I totally forgot to mention, you should update the build status badge on README.md too :) |
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