Thanks for the video. One question: Why does the published package is not showing in your repository home page? I mean on the code tab right side 13:26
@@Thetips4you look, when I create the .github/workflow/yaml file and commit it and go through actions, it says me it was no possible to find the pom.xml file
Good video. Thank you for sharing. Just a nit that the voice volume was a little lower than expected. Keep it up.
Ok. Thanks for letting me know.
Thanks for the video. One question: Why does the published package is not showing in your repository home page? I mean on the code tab right side 13:26
The published package will not be in the repo. You can cache the artifacts or store them to any registry.
The jobs are green, but does it actually detect and run unit tests. Try to add a unit test and check how many tests was run.
You can change the pipeline as you need.
@@Thetips4you so just don't know... you copy this shitty code from github and you pretend you understand...
which tool are you using to draw like in this video?
thanks
I simply used the power point.
Bro I just tried this but it didn’t work, I don’t know if its because of my directory path or something like that I’m getting confused with this
What is the issue you are facing?
@@Thetips4you look, when I create the .github/workflow/yaml file and commit it and go through actions, it says me it was no possible to find the pom.xml file
@@Thetips4you git doesn't recognize my pom.xml