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Merge branch 'main' of https://github.com/timheuer/dotnet-workflow

ttimheuer committed 9 months ago
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Bump versions, add workload restore

ttimheuer committed 9 months ago
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fix ci

ttimheuer committed a year ago
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added readme

ttimheuer committed a year ago
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Fixing workflow [skip ci]

ttimheuer committed a year ago
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Change workflow action versions [skip ci]

ttimheuer committed a year ago

README

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Build

dotnet new workflow

This is a simple global tool to give you a handy and quick method to create a GitHub Actions workflow file for continous integration (CI) builds.

For more information on why you can read this blog post: https://timheuer.com/blog/generate-github-actions-workflow-from-cli/.

Usage

To create a workflow for your project from the root of your source code (which would represent the root of your repo -- GitHub Actions workflows exist in the root of your repo). Some examples

Default

To use all the defaults:

dotnet new workflow

This generates the workflow with all the defaults:

  • latest SDK version using Major.Minor.x versioning (e.g., 8.0.x)
  • workflow file will use project name
  • default branch of main

Custom options

To specify the name of your YAML file and/or the SDK version you want to use specify more options:

dotnet new workflow --sdk-version 8.0.100 -n build -b your_branch_name