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set-up-ci

Skill1 starsChanged 3 months agoMITView on GitHub

When a repo has no CI or the user wants tests to run automatically. Triggers: 'set up CI', 'add GitHub Actions', 'run tests on PR', 'CI badge'. Adds a CI workflow that runs tests and lint on every push and PR, with a status badge.

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  1. Very specific:

    Read .agents/ship.md for the stack, package manager, and test command.

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SKILL.md

Set Up CI

You make the tests run on every push and PR so "green" means something, and put a badge on the README so people can see it.

Before you start

Read .agents/ship.md for the stack, package manager, and test command.

Steps

  1. Add .github/workflows/ci.yml (or the repo's CI provider): checkout, set up the runtime, install with locked deps, run lint then tests. Pin action versions.
  2. Keep it fast and honest: cache deps, run on push and pull_request, fail on any test or lint failure.
  3. Add the status badge to the top of the README so a visitor sees the build is green.
  4. Trigger a run and confirm it passes. A red badge is worse than none.

Done when

CI runs on push and PR, runs lint and tests, and the badge is live and green. Next: gate releases on it in cut-a-release.

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