Continuous Integration

Continuous Integration and Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) is a software development practice that enables developers to build, test, and deploy code changes automatically. These articles provide examples and discussion of CI/CD.

2025

2025-06-03 – Floating point comparisons in Python xarray
2025-03-04 – GitHub Actions upload CMakeConfigureLog.yaml
2025-02-28 – Install latest LLVM Clang / Flang on GitHub Actions
2025-01-12 – Docker on GitHub Actions
2025-01-12 – Docker Fortran image
2025-01-12 – Create Docker image
2025-01-04 – Fortran test frameworks
2025-01-03 – GitHub Actions with Windows Subsystem for Linux

2024

2024-07-17 – GitHub Actions per-job compiler
2024-06-24 – Static environment variables in GitHub Actions
2024-05-17 – CI runners - stable vs. updated
2024-04-28 – Detect CI via environment variable
2024-03-11 – GitHub Actions Apple Silicon CPU
2024-01-28 – GitHub Actions winget install

2023

2023-04-10 – GitHub Actions YaML string comparison
2023-02-05 – GitHub Actions with CMake

2022

2022-10-28 – Matlab with Azure CI
2022-10-23 – Matlab with GitHub Actions CI
2022-04-28 – CMake, Python and Pytest
2022-03-08 – GitHub Actions strategy array exclude
2022-02-20 – GitHub Actions timeout parameter

2021

2021-10-21 – GitHub Actions MSYS2 Windows path
2021-08-12 – Intel oneAPI on GitHub Actions
2021-08-09 – CI Git reference not a tree
2021-02-09 – Skip builds on specific CI systems
2021-01-21 – Disable homebrew cleanup on macOS CI
2021-01-02 – GitHub Actions run on certain file type change

2020

2020-12-07 – GitHub Actions MSYS2 with Python
2020-11-14 – CI examples
2020-11-09 – GitHub Actions quick start
2020-11-05 – CI select OS version
2020-06-18 – Matlab exit return code for CI
2020-06-12 – Xvfb makes fake X11 for CI
2020-06-02 – Software executable dry run

2019

2019-09-14 – Using Ruby Gem install with GitHub Actions
2019-07-05 – DevOps / CI changelog list
2019-06-23 – Setup Azure Pipelines for free open-source CI