I got the README.md and tests written! Now I’m having the issue that my GitHub Action, which is meant to build a binary for macOS, Linux, and Windows, generate a changelist, make a release with the changelist and binaries, and build and deploy the documentation to my server, keeps failing (it’s the building the binary part that fails). I’ve tried at least 6 majorly different versions of the Action, and for most of those (all but one) I’ve deleted the GitHub repo, made a new one, added the
secrets, deleted and reinitialized the .git dir on my machine, commited and the code, and made and pushed the tag? I know it’s not necessary to do all that, but it (the Action) would be kinda glitchy when I didn’t, and it felt better to completely restart the Git history. It’s so frustrating to be so close to making the repo public and shipping here on Stardust just to get blocked by GitHub itself, but I’m hopeful that I’ll get it working sometime soon.