Continuous Deployment to generate RPM #63
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@afsmaira you should squash the commits |
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A continuous deployment script (file
rpm_ci.ymland its dependencies) was made to automatically create the RPMs for centos7 and centos8 (easy to add new operating systems, if necessary) from the repository on each push and each pull request. The generated RPM files are attached as workflow artifacts and can be downloaded as shown here: https://docs.github.com/en/actions/managing-workflow-runs/downloading-workflow-artifactsIf it is interesting, a new continuous deployment script can be made to publish new releases automatically.