CI Builds with GitHub Actions#82992
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joaomoreno merged 3 commits intomicrosoft:masterfrom Oct 22, 2019
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I wanted to see if there was any interest in adding GitHub Actions to the party for validating pull request builds and merges into master.
This should be almost the same configuration as what you have for Azure Pipelines, except with a lack of caching. (Artifact caching is coming 🔜 to GitHub Actions, but I was curious how well it performed even without that.)
Also, there's no way to include pieces of other YAML (yet), so this is all declared in a single file.
/cc @joaomoreno