Thanks! Very clear! A side question - I noticed your vs code theme is customised (has nice colours and icons next to the files) - any links you can refer for setting up my vs code please?
Thankx for sharing this great content !! ...but could you make a short video tutorial, explaining what's the difference between "Github Actions Automatically Deploy" and a "Pipeline" ? cause im a beginner in CI/CD... and this so confusing to me ... 😂😂
a pipeline is just a series of steps you run to get your code build, tested, and deployed. What I showed in this video was how to build a single step in a potentially larger pipeline (no talked about in this video). So if I were to add a deploy step which only runs after the tests pass, it would be more of a pipeline.
Never knew it was that easy! Thank you ver much, more videos of that nature please!
jesus, cody! why are you such a great teacher?
Keep doing what you’re doing
Good job babe!!!!
You both are so cute lol
@@rohitreddy6794 haha thank you 😊
Great video Cody, thanks! I learned a bunch
Thanks for sharing such a simple example. 👍
Great stuff !!
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Great video. Keep it upp!
thank you!
謝謝你的教學
thx it's help me
Thanks can you do more production based ideas / practices
What your script "yarn ci" does ??
One more question: how to define environment vars that are used by some of the code, and sometimes the tests itself ?
You can add them to your GitHub repo and pull them in with your actions
Thanks, what color theme in VS Code do you use, please?
Thanks! Very clear! A side question - I noticed your vs code theme is customised (has nice colours and icons next to the files) - any links you can refer for setting up my vs code please?
This theme is material community I think
Thankx for sharing this great content !! ...but could you make a short video tutorial, explaining what's the difference between "Github Actions Automatically Deploy" and a "Pipeline" ? cause im a beginner in CI/CD... and this so confusing to me ... 😂😂
a pipeline is just a series of steps you run to get your code build, tested, and deployed. What I showed in this video was how to build a single step in a potentially larger pipeline (no talked about in this video). So if I were to add a deploy step which only runs after the tests pass, it would be more of a pipeline.
@@WebDevCody Ok, go it !! thank you very much !! ..i really appreciate .. 😁👍
Thanks! But perhaps you can use dark mode (dark reader) plugins in your chrome? Nevertheless great work
do you execute unit tests on github actions on a browser or they are getting executed in head less mode
File > Preferences > Settings > Features (on the left side bar) > Explorer (within the "Features" section) > Untick “compact folders”
That is all 😂
can splitting the tests into too many folders affect the speed? mine take forever
Hi, tried doing same .github\workflow you did but i get an error.
What's the error that you are getting?
Can you check my Classroom React?
Your what?
I am making a Classroom App for my thesis and it is made from React
@@philcajurao for a thesis? Is this an undergraduate degree?
Thanks can you do more production based ideas / practices
Thanks can you do more production based ideas / practices