Speaking as somebody who is a python developer primarily, and who has struggled trying to bring other tools like this into our pipeline, the compilation requirements/steps for c++ apps are pretty painful, and I imagine I'm not the only person to spend days trying to get everything set up on my machine to compile tools like these.
Forgive me if this is too difficult of an ask, I speak from complete ignorance of how most of this works, but it seems like it would be incredibly useful to leverage github actions to generate compiled binaries for Windows, MacOS, and Linux to more easily distribute.
Is this something at all possible?
Speaking as somebody who is a python developer primarily, and who has struggled trying to bring other tools like this into our pipeline, the compilation requirements/steps for c++ apps are pretty painful, and I imagine I'm not the only person to spend days trying to get everything set up on my machine to compile tools like these.
Forgive me if this is too difficult of an ask, I speak from complete ignorance of how most of this works, but it seems like it would be incredibly useful to leverage github actions to generate compiled binaries for Windows, MacOS, and Linux to more easily distribute.
Is this something at all possible?