latest 20 messages by acebrianjuan

+ [2019-11-21T11:48:20Z] acebrianjuan But the file is there for sure
+ [2019-11-21T11:47:54Z] acebrianjuan For some reason the runner can't find my CMakeLists.txt file that CMake needs for building
+ [2019-11-21T11:47:29Z] acebrianjuan https://github.com/acebrianjuan/gnss-sdr-monitor/commit/f4bfd9a5903eff3d26be0232d32ad6cbf147f202/checks?check_suite_id=322075877
+ [2019-11-21T11:40:04Z] acebrianjuan I am testing this now: https://github.com/acebrianjuan/gnss-sdr-monitor/commit/1aca4715137abb34681c5cf0f12b730d777f288b/checks?check_suite_id=322071197
+ [2019-11-21T10:49:51Z] acebrianjuan I'm going through the documentation right now
+ [2019-11-21T10:25:15Z] acebrianjuan Does GitHub actions work in the same way?
+ [2019-11-21T10:24:58Z] acebrianjuan Like this: https://gitlab.com/acebrianjuan/gnss-sdr-monitor/blob/master/.gitlab-ci.yml
+ [2019-11-21T10:24:14Z] acebrianjuan In a GitLab job I would typically set a Docker image of a certain Linux distro and then run a few commands to install a list of software packages and then go ahead with the building of my program
+ [2019-11-21T10:20:01Z] acebrianjuan As far as I know, both use a .yml file to setup the pipeline
+ [2019-11-21T10:19:20Z] acebrianjuan I have a GitLab CI pipeline which I would like to replicate in GitHub actions
+ [2019-11-21T10:18:49Z] acebrianjuan I'm trying to learn how GitHub Actions work
+ [2019-11-20T11:47:35Z] acebrianjuan Is there like a special .yml file that we need to setup the CI in GitHubC?
+ [2019-11-20T11:46:45Z] acebrianjuan This means that now I can do the CI without needing to do said mirroring
+ [2019-11-20T11:45:51Z] acebrianjuan I'm using GitLab's CI system with a GitLab repo mirrored from my GitHub repo
+ [2019-11-20T11:44:51Z] acebrianjuan nedbat: just found it today