Convert workflows to self-hosted with Swiftly #195
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Any plans to convert this to 0.4.0 proper?
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Yes, once we have a final 0.4.0 release we can update this env and use it.
Thanks, I'll squash and merge this into a nice single commit. :) |
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Convert workflow jobs to use standard OS images using swiftly to install the
swift toolchain. The toolchain is selected by the version specified
in the
.swift-versionfile. Updating to a new toolchain is as simpleas
swiftly use <version>in the swiftly directory and pushing thatchange.