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This pull request introduces a CI/CD pipeline for the project using GitHub Actions and includes a minor update to the project metadata in Frends.Web.csproj. The most important changes are the addition of workflows for continuous integration and release automation, as well as updates to the project description and versioning.

CI/CD Pipeline Setup:

  • .github/workflows/release.yml: Added a release workflow triggered by manual dispatch or pushes to the master branch. The workflow includes steps for building, testing, packaging, and publishing a NuGet package, along with automated GitHub release creation.
  • .github/workflows/test.yml: Added a CI workflow triggered by manual dispatch, pull requests to master, or pushes to non-master branches. The workflow includes steps for building and testing the project.

Project Metadata Update:

  • Frends.Web/Frends.Web.csproj: Updated the Authors field to "Frends," revised the Description to include "(legacy)," and added a Version field with the value 1.2.60.

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  • Chores
    • Introduced automated workflows for continuous integration and release processes, including building, testing, packaging, and publishing releases.
  • Documentation
    • Updated project metadata with new author, description, and version information.

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Two new GitHub Actions workflows were added: one for continuous integration (CI) to automate building and testing, and another for automating the release process, including packaging and publishing. The project metadata in the .csproj file was updated to reflect new authorship, description, and version information.

Changes

File(s) Change Summary
.github/workflows/release.yml Added a workflow to automate releases: build, test, package, and create GitHub releases for .NET
.github/workflows/test.yml Introduced a CI workflow to automate build and test on push, PR, and manual triggers
Frends.Web/Frends.Web.csproj Updated authors, description, and added a version tag

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant GitHub
    participant GitHub Actions
    participant .NET Project

    Developer->>GitHub: Push/PR or Manual Trigger
    GitHub->>GitHub Actions: Trigger workflow (CI or Release)
    GitHub Actions->>.NET Project: Checkout code
    GitHub Actions->>.NET Project: Setup .NET 6.0
    GitHub Actions->>.NET Project: Restore dependencies
    GitHub Actions->>.NET Project: Build project
    GitHub Actions->>.NET Project: Run tests
    alt Release Workflow
        GitHub Actions->>.NET Project: Extract version
        GitHub Actions->>.NET Project: Pack NuGet package
        GitHub Actions->>GitHub: Create release with package
    end
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Workflows bloom and code now yields.
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