ci: break out reusable build steps #1919
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Modeled after what we recently did for OIIO. Now the new build-steps.yml contains all the logic for the sequence of how to build and test for any configuration, and the main ci.yml has the specifications of all the different testing configurations. The different platforms share the same build steps, so there's a lot less needless repetition (and opportunty for divergence and mistakes). Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]>
Signed-off-by: Larry Gritz <[email protected]>
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Modeled after what we recently did for OIIO.
Now the new build-steps.yml contains all the logic for the sequence of how to build and test for any configuration, and the main ci.yml has the specifications of all the different testing configurations.
The different platforms share the same build steps, so there's a lot less needless repetition (and opportunty for divergence and mistakes).