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Four jobs, quickjs-ng and Bellard each with Pharo 12 and 13, in a debian:12 container: build libqjsshim, run the C tests plain and under AddressSanitizer with leak detection, then load the baseline into a fresh image and run the Pharo tests with the Linux VM from get.pharo.org. A failing job reports the end of its logs as an annotation. The Linux library of each variant is kept as an artifact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
push now builds main only, so a branch with an open pull request no longer runs every job twice. Each job notes its C, ASan and Pharo results and the VM version as annotations. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Four jobs, quickjs-ng and Bellard each with Pharo 12 and 13, in a debian:12 container: build libqjsshim, run the C tests plain and under AddressSanitizer with leak detection, then load the baseline into a fresh image and run the Pharo tests with the Linux VM from get.pharo.org. A failing job reports the end of its logs as an annotation. The Linux library of each variant is kept as an artifact.