@actions-rs example

This is a Rust application example which is using GitHub Actions for CI.

Workflows

All workflows here can be seen at the Actions tab and their configurations are here.

NOTE: All jobs there are using continue-on-error: true in order to execute the workflow completely even if there were any errors.
Consider removing these lines in your own workflows.

Quickstart

Based on the "Quickstart" recipe, represents minimal reasonable CI suite for any Rust project.

MSRV

Based on the "MSRV" recipe, same as "Quickstart" workflow, but both for stable and MSRV (Minimal Supported Rust version) toolchains.

Nightly lints

Based on the "Nightly lints" recipe, searches for the most recent nightly toolchain with clippy and rustfmt available in order to execute linters.

Cross compile

@actions-rs/cargo Action can install cross on demand.

Workflow uses this "magic" option to build application for armv7-unknown-linux-gnueabihf and powerpc64-unknown-linux-gnu targets.

grcov

This workflow is using -Z profile feature and grcov tool to collect and aggregate code coverage data for multi-platform builds, which is pushed to the coveralls.io later.

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actions-rs/example

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