I just made the GitHub Actions workflow for MDEZ++! The workflow does 3 things that seem very simple. Here they are:
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• Make the Linux binary
• Make the Windows binary
• Publish to GitHub releases
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  It seems easy, right? While it really is NOT! I encountered so many numerous errors doing this! That is because what I am doing sits right at the intersection of many different extremely hard things to do, whether it be caused by the extremely large size of the Qt system, dynamic-linking that is unacceptable for users without Qt, and so many more things.

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The complexity of debugging this was further exacerbated by one mistake I kept making. I was amending to commits instead of making new ones during the most intense phase of debugging, and I was unaware that amending to commits does NOT update the code for GitHub Actions!

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My actions workflow is literally 105 lines long! 105 is not a mistype and is truly the length of the workflow. You can check it out here.

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I have like 50 tabs open of the Qt Documentation and am planning some exciting additions to the project!