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Ran into an issue where one OS build was missing a dep and caused all the other ones to be canceled. I want to be able to see which succeed/fail individually in development, but consolidate them all in main.
I hate that GitHub won't let you just end a test with success without this unfortunate hack.
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This PR aims to add a build process for the rust binary part of this library. It'll upload that binary to the artifact store after its build. When a PR is merged into master a GitHub release will be generated for all the platform binaries.
I went through a lot of iterations of caching strategies. Here's how it works:
Check
job that runscargo check
, but only after checking if there's been any changes to rust files and configuration. If there hasn't been, once check is done the individual jobs run. If there has been then the individual platform builds are skipped.In the individual platform builds, where possible I cached their dependency installs (e.g.
cargo-xwin
).I only use two platforms:
ubuntu-latest
andmacos-latest
. Windows is cross compiled onubuntu-latest
viacargo-xwin
andaarch64
is cross compiled on the (presumably) x86 mac server.