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Earlier we had trouble with CMake 3.20, and reverting to 3.16 worked around the problem. However this version is no longer available in homebrew, so the `brew bundle` step is failing in github ci. Try installing the latest version instead. Currently that's CMake 3.22.1.
Add basic builds on Ubuntu and macOS hosts for Github's CI automation. Each builds with either GNU Autotools, CMake, or the plain Makefile, and then builds the documentation. This gives some feedback on pull requests submitted through github. Based on similar code from libopusenc, borrowing steps from the ci scripts directory and .travis-ci.yml.
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Add basic builds on Ubuntu and macOS hosts for Github's CI
automation. Each builds with either GNU Autotools or the
plain Makefile, and then builds the documentation.
Based on similar code from libopusenc, borrowing steps
from the ci scripts directory and .travis-ci.yml.