Is there contuious integration reports? Just to know that commits pass the build, the tests, etc.

[belonesox]

As I know, cocalc do not use releases/tags/... to somehow mark commits that

• can be deployed,
• may be even cocalc-docker starts works and pass smoke tests ("can start project"),
• or even can be be builded by pnpm make without errors.

Is there contuious integration reports? (Looks like CI exists)

Just to know that commits pass the build, the tests (what tests), etc. ...

[haraldschilly]

You can look into Actions, which run builds and tests. Their result is visible next commits as a ✔️ or ❌ ... you can even click on these icons.

[williamstein]

Also, what Actions is doing is just the same as running pnpm test for all packages. You should also be able to do that locally, assuming your database is setup. Testing of some components uses a live local postgresql server.

[belonesox]

Unfortunately with github actions I cannot easily get on what exact commit they are running ...
same branch, same pull request — and they can fail or pass

«master» branch also can be broken (on my experience), and I do not find something like «production» branch («cocalc-docker-updates»?).

May be automatically publish somewhere commit version of cocalc-docker image?
(to get it without pulling/running docker image and digging inside)