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Indeed, looks like actions really are free for public repositories (minus some fair use limitations of course),
it's mentioned explicitly in this paragraph
"GitHub Actions usage is free for public repositories.
For private repositories, each GitHub account receives a certain amount of free minutes and storage, depending on the product used with the account"
Seems like a very nice offer 🙂
Best regards
Bart
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It’s a bit unclear from their website if open source projects are limited to 2000 minutes or not.
It says that public repos are free, and private ones are free for 2000 minutes. Doesn’t say unlimited minutes for the public repos though…so I reckon there are some usage limits there too, but might hopefully be higher than 2000 minutes.
HÃ¥vard
Right, 2000 minutes per month. The current unit test flow takes about 30 minutes on average when successful, so that leaves us with roughly 66 runs a month. If we add full compliance testing for master and develop that will likely go down, but
even if it drops to, say, 30 full runs a month, I think we should be good - it's one full run per day. We have more jobs started than that of course, but most fail early.
Let's see how we go.
Jeen
IIRC it is limited to a certain amount of free action minutes per month (https://github.com/pricing).
https://help.github.com/en/github/setting-up-and-managing-billing-and-payments-on-github/about-billing-for-github-actions
Best regards
Bart
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Yeah can see it now. Loving it! Thanks Havard.
After I've taken care of the 3.0.3 release this weekend I'll work on putting in another action to do compliance testing of the master / develop branches. Once I'm happy with the setup, I'll start disabling the corresponding Jenkins jobs.
Ideally, we end up with a situation where all our CI tasks are handled by Github, and Jenkins is only used for snapshot/release deployment.
I do have to admit I have a vague "too good to be true" feeling about the whole thing though. What's Github's commitment to providing these resources for free to open source projects?
I made two PRs on GitHub. One that’s fails formatting and one that fails compilation.
I feel it’s fairly easy to see what’s going on. And also, using steps and matrix builds cancels the other build and steps for that PR.

I am considering whether we should have these pre-steps as completely independent actions instead - that way you get more detailed feedback directly on the PR as it will tell you that the "formatting check" action failed, instead of "PR
unit test" failing and then you have to dig in to see it failed on the formatting. But I need to do a bit more reading up, there might be other ways to address that.
Hi,
I’ve added a jdk 8 and jdk 11 matrix builds (it runs everything in both version) to the Github CI files (they call it Actions).
I’ve also added two pre-steps.
1. Run formatter:validate to check that the files were formatted correctly.
2. Run mvn install without tests to verify that the code compiles and builds.
This makes it easier to diagnose typical issues like forgetting to format or having a compile error.
Doesn’t increase the CI time. Also the matrix builds run in parallel :)
HÃ¥vard
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