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Add swift build and test #8
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.github/workflows/swift.yml (3)
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: Consider a more descriptive job name.The current job name "build" is somewhat generic, considering it includes both building and testing steps. A more descriptive name like "build-and-test" would better reflect the job's full scope.
Consider updating the job name as follows:
jobs: - build: + build-and-test: runs-on: macos-latest
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: Add a name to the checkout step for better readability.While the checkout step is correctly using the latest version of actions/checkout, adding a name to this step would improve readability in the GitHub Actions log.
Consider updating the checkout step as follows:
- - uses: actions/checkout@v4 + - name: Checkout repository + uses: actions/checkout@v4
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: LGTM: Build and test steps are correctly defined.The build and test steps use the appropriate Swift commands with verbose output, which is helpful for debugging. However, consider adding a step to install dependencies if your project requires any.
If your project has dependencies, consider adding a step to install them before the build step. For example:
- name: Install dependencies run: swift package resolve - name: Build run: swift build -v - name: Run tests run: swift test -v
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.github/workflows/swift.yml (2)
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: LGTM: Workflow name and trigger events are well-defined.The workflow name "Swift" is concise and descriptive. The trigger events (push and pull request to the "main" branch) are appropriate for continuous integration, ensuring that the project is built and tested for all changes to the main branch.
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: Overall, the Swift workflow is well-implemented and achieves the PR objective.This new workflow file successfully implements the build and test process for a Swift project, meeting the PR's main objective. The workflow is correctly structured, uses appropriate actions and commands, and follows GitHub Actions best practices.
The suggested improvements (more descriptive job name, named checkout step, and consideration for dependency installation) are minor and aimed at enhancing readability and potentially expanding functionality. These changes are not critical for the workflow's basic operation but could improve its usability and maintainability in the long run.
Great job on implementing this Swift build and test workflow!
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