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
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.
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.
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