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Hello world!
And also hi there on Mars!

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Hello world!
And also hi there on Mars!

[Horschig]

greetings from me, too! Hope life is good for you!

[robertoostenveld]

greetings from me, too! Hope life is good for you!

Oh, are you following this repository?

I am messing around with continuous integration, and have to re-run the same one again and again to get it to work.

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Hello world!
And also hi there on Mars!

[robertoostenveld]

ok, good enough for now.

[schoffelen]

[Horschig]

greetings from me, too! Hope life is good for you!

Oh, are you following this repository?

I am messing around with continuous integration, and have to re-run the same one again and again to get it to work.

haha yea, I know the pain. I set up quite a few of actions for us in the past year. It's both fun and a massive time sink. But in the end, it's just super nice to see things automated (for us now the changelog is automatically made incl. versions of dependencies, unit tests are automatically run, packages are automatically made, and uploaded to a github release and comments are made to issues that can be tested after every PR).

I was actually surprised that I am following this repo here ;)