ci: add a GitHub workflow to test a module with CITGM - #849
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Is there an at-a-glance way to see the parameters that were used to start the runs?
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I haven't found anything in the GitHub UI. |
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SGTM. |
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/cc @nodejs/citgm |
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Open https://github.com/nodejs/citgm/actions/workflows/test-module.yml to start a run. |
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Example run on my fork with
lodashmodule: https://github.com/targos/citgm/actions/runs/623994089Another example with:
https://github.com/targos/citgm/actions/runs/624006145