ci: Build each commit individually #96
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In dev.yml workflow, instead of building only the commit at the top of a Pull Request branch, run a Cargo build for each commit in the Pull Request. The objective is to make sure that each commit can build in a standalone fashion, and to limit the risk of breaking bisects. Notes: - We do not check whether commit actually changes source code files. - We do not build all commits for each supported configuration. - We do not run tests for all commits. Signed-off-by: Quentin Monnet <[email protected]>
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In dev.yml workflow, instead of building only the commit at the top of
a Pull Request branch, run a Cargo build for each commit in the Pull
Request. The objective is to make sure that each commit can build in a
standalone fashion, and to limit the risk of breaking bisects.
Notes:
Reboot of #93