+[2020-04-02T22:58:16Z]mazulathere is a doc on the full syntax of a workflow? +[2020-04-02T22:58:20Z]mazulato know all the possibilities +[2020-04-02T23:01:36Z]drleviathanYes, this is the one I found: https://help.github.com/en/actions/reference/workflow-syntax-for-github-actions +[2020-04-02T23:01:54Z]drleviathanI'm not all that happy with it, but I've been able to make progress and muddle through. +[2020-04-02T23:02:07Z]mazulanice thx
message no. 178784
Posted by deepy in #github at 2020-04-02T07:56:55Z
git add -f?
+[2020-04-03T16:08:28Z]mazulahi if I have an application with nodejs and that I want to use github actions, I need to use a docker image or just run my tests on the project directly ? +[2020-04-03T16:17:07Z]drleviathanI read somewhere: there are two kinds of github actions: (1) actions that run in JS (I assumed that meant node) and (2) actions that run on docker image +[2020-04-03T16:17:35Z]drleviathanhowever, the "runner" is really just one of the OS's: linux, mac, or windows +[2020-04-03T16:17:54Z]drleviathanand you get to "run" commands on it +[2020-04-03T16:18:55Z]drleviathanthe linux runner is listed as "ubuntu-18.04" but it isn't a vanilla base ubuntu:18.04 docker image because it has various tools already installed such as docker itself