Example setup for CI testing #34
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Related to #8
In response to Arduino-CI/arduino_ci#139
I took a quick look at setting up testing for this repository. The biggest issue I saw is that
arduino_ciexpects to test Arduino libraries whereas this project seems to be a collection of a few parts, with the "main" sketches potentially existing elsewhere.I pretended that this would eventually become a standalone library, with the "main" sketch eventually housed in the
examples/directory, and set up minimal CI. I opened this purely for illustrating the CI runner all set up.I don't see the tests running on this pull request; check your Actions settings. Here are the results of running it on my branch.