Add Docker-based CI to build CIAs #12
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Closing, seems like devkitpro blocks CI from using dkp-pacman |
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actually, just realized that this doesn't necessarily have to be closed yet... |
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accidentally merged another branch into this one, reverted the merge commit that did it (was worried it would fuck things up which is why i closed the pr before figuring out how to revert it) |
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gonna be squashing these commits in a while (once i get back on my laptop) |
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Awesome! I've wanted to add this for a while, but kept putting it off. LGTM! |
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Alternate to #13
(do prefer this pr personally)
Description
Adds a GitHub Actions workflow to automatically build a CIA upon commits to n3ds-main
Also fixes a perms issue on the scripts that prevents the Dockerfile from being built
Also updates the dockerfile to download a fork of bannertool
And also changes the dockerfile to use an image that already has devkitArm set up
Purpose
Would be useful for releasing nightly builds of this app without having to compile it yourself. Could also be integrated into Universal Updater by having it create a "nightly" release in GitHub Releases, tho that isn't currently implemented in this PR.