Broken Build Warnings with a Raspberry Pi Pumpkin @Raspberry_Pi #PiDay #RaspberryPi
Martin Woodward of GitHub knows what really scares programmers: broken builds. So he’s created a project that uses a jack-o’-lantern to warn programmer’s about broken builds. Here’s more from Martin on Raspberry Pi Blog:
“When you are browsing code looking for open source projects, seeing a nice green passing build badge in the ReadMe file lets you know everything is working with the latest version of that project. As a programmer you really don’t want to accidentally commit bad code, which is why we often set up continuous integration builds that constantly check the latest code in our project.”
“I decided to create a 3D-printed pumpkin that would hold a Raspberry Pi Zero with an RGB LED pHat on top to show me the status of my build for Halloween. All the code is available on GitHub alongside the 3D printing models which are also available on Thingiverse.”
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