43 lines
2.0 KiB
YAML
43 lines
2.0 KiB
YAML
name: Compile Cytoplasm
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run-name: Compile Cytoplasm on ${{ gitea.actor }}
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on: [push]
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jobs:
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"Compile Cytoplasm":
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strategy:
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matrix:
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# TODO: Add more operating systems and architectures.
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#
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# Required packages for Alpine: git go nodejs make gcc musl-dev openssl-dev
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# Required packages for Debian: git golang nodejs make gcc libssl-dev
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# Required packages for OpenBSD: git go node
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# Required packages for FreeBSD: git go node
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#
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# Note that Git, Go, and Node are only required on runners; they are
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# not generally required for compiling cytoplasm. Conveniently, this means
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# that on the BSDs, no additional packages are required to use Cytoplasm!
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#
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# To set up a runner, install the packages, then clone
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# https://git.telodendria.io/Telodendria/act_runner, do a go build,
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# execute ./act_runner register, then execute ./act_runner daemon.
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#
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# For Linux distros, set the tags: linux, <distro>-<version>, <arch>
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# For BSDs, set the tags: bsd, <os>-<version>, <arch>
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os: [debian-v12.4, alpine-v3.19, openbsd-v7.4, freebsd-v14.0]
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arch: [x86, x86_64]
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exclude:
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# 32-bit OpenBSD does not behave well in QEMU. Even when using
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# QEMU to emulate i386, it utilizes 100% of its CPU core and is
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# still extremely sluggish. Thus, we don't have a working 32-bit
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# OpenBSD runner, so exclude it from the matrix configuration.
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- os: openbsd-v7.4
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arch: x86
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runs-on: ["${{ matrix.os }}", "${{ matrix.arch }}"]
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steps:
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- name: Check out repository
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uses: actions/checkout@v3
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- name: Configure Cytoplasm
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run: ./configure
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- name: Build Cytoplasm
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run: make
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