DevOps
Lessons Learned: Migrating from AppVeyor to GitHub Actions
The third article about GitHub Actions in a row? One must be thinking I am up to something. And they'd be right. Over the past week, I migrated more than 10 repositories from AppVeyor to GitHub Actions.
ReadUsing Environment Protection Rules to Secure Secrets When Building External Forks with pull_request_target 🤐
Building pull requests from forked repositories with GitHub Actions can be a bit tricky when it comes to secrets. As per the documentation, with the exception of GITHUB_TOKEN, secrets are not passed to the runner when a workflow is triggered from a forked repository. This is to prevent the automatic execution of untrusted code that may be contained within the forked repo.
ReadReporting .NET 5 XUnit Code Coverage in Codecov via GitHub Actions and Coverlet
You might remember my earlier post where I described how to set up code coverage reporting for .NET Core 3 using AppVeyor + OpenCover + Codecov. Time has moved on, .NET 5 has arrived, and the best practices have changed, so let's see how to collect code coverage for .NET projects in 2021.
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