Understanding Continuous Integration and GitHub Workflow Actions
When you write a program, you typically build and test it in a specific environment. For small projects or multiple programs, you might automate these build and test steps using scripts or tools like Makefiles. Makefiles are particularly useful because they only rebuild the files that have changed, making the process more efficient. Once you’ve made changes to your project, the next step is to validate those changes. This means you need to have test inputs and expected outputs ready so you can run tests to ensure your changes work as expected and don’t break any existing functionality....