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“Cross-Compilation” with GitHub Actions

In the not so distant past continuous integration (CI) hadn’t been a thing. Today, when you look into the open source world, GitHub Actions or similar offerings are ubiquitously used and that with good reason, one of which being that it’s free. GitHub Actions offer a good selection of OS images out-of-the-box, but sometimes you […]

February 18, 2025By Lukas Engineering, Tooling Compilers, compiling, GitHub, GitHub ActionsLeave a Comment

PATH Handling in GitHub Actions

While playing around with getting a specific version of MinGW to run within a GitHub Actions, I had to add the MinGW’s bin/ directory to the PATH environment variable. This isn’t as straight forward as it would be in a batch or PowerShell script, because each GitHub Actions step is executed in an isolated fashion, […]

May 21, 2024By Lukas Engineering, Tooling CI, GitHub Actions, WindowsLeave a Comment
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