| title | GitHub - Organization and Automation |
|---|---|
| author | UND Association for Computing Machinery |
| institute | https://linktr.ee/UND_ACM |
| date | \today |
| theme | Warsaw |
| colortheme | spruce |
| fontsize | 12pt |
| aspectratio | 169 |
| header-includes | \usepackage{hyperref} \hypersetup{colorlinks=true,urlcolor=blue} |
Three Examples
- Issues, Pull Requests, and Unit Testing
- Releases and Cross-Compilation
- Packages and Docker
- Automated building and testing
- Packaging, unit testing, security checks, etc.
- Widely available
- Automated provisioning
- Kicks in after CI
- Examples not in today's scope
Unit testing is the practice of validating that a particular section of code produces a particular output given a certain input.
You've recently begun an internship at Organization LLC. For your first assignment,
you've been tagged in an issue on the organization's primary repo and must make the
changes requested. Your goal is to commit your changes into the main branch.
Cross-compilation is the act of building for one particular target from a host running a different architecture or operating system.
As a maintainer of a popular command-line application, you're tasked with ensuring that in-demand operating systems and architectures have builds of your software available.
Docker is a tool for running containerized applications. Similar to VirtualBox, but without a GUI or window to interact with containers.
As the author of a web service deployed at a variety of client businesses, you utilize Docker to ensure that dependency management and environment configuration can be kept predictable across a broad variety of server configurations. For optimal efficiency, you'd like to build your images remotely before downloading to servers for deployment.