Add automated builds for linux, windows and mac #2
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b1ek
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May 18, 2024
| cargo b -r | ||
| sudo cp target/release/hey /usr/bin/hey, | ||
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| # Download and Run the Executable |
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please have some pride and spend 5 minutes to write some decent instructions instead of feeding it into ChatGPT
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but you can still use github actions right ? |
yup, as long as its hosted on github. i might set up a job on my jenkins server sometime later tho |
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i have made some prebuilt binaries on the releases page for all the architectures i could think of are still used here, i think that probably does what you were wanting to do |
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merged manually in 8590387 |
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I added automated github actions to build for linux, windows and mac when a file gets updated.
I also added this to the readme