Anyone interested in an excessive use of this nice lib? I finished my actions migration: <https://gi...

# github-workflows-kt

[Vampire]

Anyone interested in an excessive use of this nice lib?
I finished my actions migration: https://github.com/Vampire/setup-wsl/blob/4eea7c92d6c56a39bfcebcdcb93be63388497f59/.github/workflows/test.main.kts 🙂
(Be careful, the GitHub code highlighting is broken from line 385 on :-D)

[vladimirsitnikov]

Just wondering: have you thought of using a random-based CI matrix to reduce CI duration?
For instance, see https://github.com/vlsi/github-actions-random-matrix

[Vampire]

No I didn't.
But also I don't do that much development on it, so I don't need too fast CI and prefer to have everything tested.
I even run the full cycle each night to see when some distribution or GitHub update again breaks it to be able to fix it asap, hopefully before a user can complain. 🙂

Actually, I'm personally not too much a fan of random based tests of any kind.
I want my tests consistent and reproducible. 🙂

[Piotr Krzemiński]

wow, it does look complex! but I guess the complexity comes from the domain, not using the library. I like how you created various helpers like verifyFailure or runAfterSuccess

[Vampire]

Feel free to add my action as deterring example to the list in the docs if you like. 🙂

[Piotr Krzemiński]

quite a bit of hesitation here 😄 but I’ll add it! every customer is important to me ❤️‍🔥

[Vampire]

If you prefer to conceal it, you don't have to. 😄