Add CI github action #40
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Please create the release ci too, Also where would I find my secret credential json? |
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The location of the pub-credential depends on your OS. If it's not there, it is in That say the release action didn't work for me on |
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Release CI added. |
Minor changes to the Markdown file following markdownlint. The file start with a header instead of subtitiles. indentation is 2, and A space is added before lists.
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This PR adds a GitHub action to run
flutter analyzeon push and PR to main for validation. There is no test in the package yet, so the CI doesn't run any test ;).I have added a similar CI in
adwaitaand also another action calledmain.ymlto automatically publish the package to pub.dev anytime a new release is published. Let me know if you'd like to set up something similar here,