feat: Setup automatic test when PR is open on main #48
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Co-authored-by: Gabriele Granello <[email protected]>
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What does this PR do?
It allows to automatically run
rpm run testwhen a PR is made to merge into main.It does so by creating a
test-on-pull-request.ymlfile inside the folder.github/worflows.Explanation of the Workflow:
on: pull_request: This specifies that the workflow should run on a pull request event.jobs: Defines the jobs that will run as part of this workflow.runs-on: ubuntu-latest: The environment where the job will run, here it's an Ubuntu machine.steps: The specific steps the job will execute:Checkout repository: This step checks out your repository so the workflow can access the code.Set up Node.js: This step installs the specified version of Node.js.Install dependencies: This stepruns npm installto install the necessary dependencies.Run tests: Finally, this step runs your test script using
npm run test.Before merging we should now see the test being passed:
