On pullrequests or release builds cpplint (a static code checker for C++) is involved to check and validate the source code. See:
- [github/workflows/cpplint.yml](./blob/workflows/.github/workflows/cpplint.yml]
- cpplint
To enable this feature you have to enable workflows in your repository by going to:
and enable workflows.
Usually set Allow all actions and reusable workflows
On pullrequests or release builds automatic builds get triggered.
See:
To enable this feature you have to enable workflows in your repository by going to:
and enable workflows.
Usually set Allow all actions and reusable workflows
On release generation the automatic built files get attached to the release. Also a summary of commit messages is set to the release informations which can be adapted after gerneration via github interface.
To enable this feature you have to enable workflows and also give them write-access to your repository by:
- Enable workflows
- Enable write access
and enable workflows.
Usually set Allow all actions and reusable workflows
Usually set Read and write permissions