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Recently I noticed that Mathworks has released a set of GitHub actions for running short Matlab scripts and unit tests. Last year I considered adding CI support for one of my Matlab project but trying to work out how to setup the Matlab license proved too difficult for me at the time. Now with the new actions, I thought: Why not try setting up CI again?
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This post describes the steps I took to learn the basics of GitHub Actions and add CI to one of my Matlab projects. I've never used GitHub Actions before, so what better time than during the Actions hackathon! The project I choose to add Actions to is a branch of the Optical Tweezers Toolbox.
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This step was relatively simple: I stared by going to the Matlab tests example and copying the GitHub hosted tests example into a new action on my repository. In my development branch I created a file .github/workflows/runtests.yml:
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EnricoMi/publish-unit-test-result-action/composite@v1
