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GitHub Action to run cpplint on pushes & pull requests #3
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This is a much simpler solution that loads quickly but does not require a custom Dockerfile.
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LGTM. I am not an expert on actions so I would not spot a bug by reviewing, though.
feel free to merge. I leave it to you in case you are experimenting. |
cpplint/GitHub-Action-for-cpplint#3 No more docker image required
It would probably now make sense to convert this to a composite action, so people can benefit from any potential internal improvements to the action such as annotations, without them having to manually update what's effectively currently a workflow template: |
@peternewman : I am not up-to-date with github actions, and there is a lot to read. Do you have any current obviously beneficial example for how composite action would improve user experience with this action? |
Also, the billing implications of using composite actions? |
This is a much simpler solution that loads quickly but does not require a custom Dockerfile.