Understanding GitHub Actions - Automated Testing

[@acavals8080]

Straight to the point, no annoying music, simple example and that's it. Man, I'm feeling like a PRO now, thank you!

[@aadil4236]

Jesus. Why do you have so little subscribers! You're to the point and concise. Thank you bro!

[@LaDoritaa]

Wow. I was trying to look for videos about this topic and this was the best video out of all of them. Thank you so so much! So straight to the point and easy to understand.

[@przemysawbaca2449]

Well explained. I liked how you even made clear how you add and commits files at the same time :D

[@DevLeonardo]

Thank you! If you're interested, I uploaded a dedicated video on git aliases: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5yXeKGPpLarlas

[@mryoutuber6]

this job failed show in workflow why .i run RDP

[@AnaRebecaAR]

i can't believe this is exactly what i was looking for. Thank you!

[@DevLeonardo]

That's great, you're welcome :D

[@CodePursuit]

Thanks ;) subscribed! keep creating such videos , also learned something new today

[@DevLeonardo]

Thank you and welcome! :D

[@phanhuyhoang3720]

I got a problem. My file in the root but it try to open /home/runner/work/my-repo name/my repo name/my file. I do not know how to do that😢😢

[@ricardopereira597]

whats the github extenssion you have in VSCode ?

[@DevLeonardo]

Hey! It's called GitHub Pull Requests and Issues :)

[@studystudy123]

Btw can you say how are you getting suggestion on cmd prompt???

[@DevLeonardo]

Heyy! I use a tool called fig.io, I also made a video about it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fn-5c2x6p9RliZY

[@Yurtle13]

What is that .mjs file? How are you calling it? I would expect you to have it as part of your workflow somehow, instead seems like It's auto triggering fails and passes??

[@DevLeonardo]

mjs is just a particular version of js files, but that's out of the scope of the video. The instructions works with every js file anyway :) Tests are executed with ava as the test runner, but this also works with jest, vitest or any other testing framework. How they usually work is matching all files having as name "test" or "spec" or being inside a folder called __test__. This is configurable for each test runner anyway. The github action runs "npm run test" and picks up everything that is configured. Anyway, you can look at the repo: github.com/Balastrong/github-actions-video

[@Yurtle13]

Thank You! Between your answer and looking up the python equivalent workflow of what you were trying to do, eg: pytest w/ python it all started clicking

[@micheleverriello]

So useful! Thank you!

[@DevLeonardo]

Glad it helped you! Have fun with GitHub Actions now, there's so much you can do with them! An indicator is the amount of video I'm making on this topic 😅

[@dananjayachathuranga7113]

thank you man !

[@matheuslevi3513]

thanks man , you help a lot !!!

[@DevLeonardo]

Glad to hear that, thank you :D Feel free to join Discord if you have any question, I'll be happy to help!

[@mohanrr1974]

Thanks for this video. I tried it right away but the action seems to be running for ever. It is showing "build started 1h 10m ... Starting the job..."

[@DevLeonardo]

Hey! If you run the tests in local do the command complete just fine? Feel free to link the repo so I can have a look :)

[@Hei102]

Good video 👍

[@DevLeonardo]

Thanks 👍

[@DevLeonardo]

If you want to run and test your GitHub Actions in local, without commit and push every time, here's how: kzbin.info/www/bejne/i5jSn5-iZcplhdU

[@zakariafarah1256]

ur legend