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== Continuous Integration ==
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Currently the FreeCAD repository on GitHub will trigger a build on several CI systems. Between these systems pretty much all the main OSs are coveredː Linux, macOS, and Windows. CIs can also be used to run [[Testing|unit tests]].
Currently the FreeCAD repository on GitHub will trigger a build on several CI systems. Between these systems pretty much all the main OSs are coveredː Linux, macOS, and Windows. CIs can also be used to run [[Testing|unit tests]].


== Tips ==
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* If you add {{Incode|[skip ci]}} or {{Incode|[ci skip]}} to a git commit it will cancel a CI build.
* If you add {{Incode|[skip ci]}} or {{Incode|[ci skip]}} to a git commit it will cancel a CI build.


== Relevant links ==
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Forum post announcing new CIs: [https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?p=657956 New CI is yours :)]
* Forum post announcing new CIs: [https://forum.freecad.org/viewtopic.php?p=657956 New CI is yours :)]





Latest revision as of 15:26, 25 February 2023

Continuous Integration

Currently the FreeCAD repository on GitHub will trigger a build on several CI systems. Between these systems pretty much all the main OSs are coveredː Linux, macOS, and Windows. CIs can also be used to run unit tests.

Tips

  • If you add [skip ci] or [ci skip] to a git commit it will cancel a CI build.

Relevant links