It's safer to have branches for individual release series like
`release/2.50` for 2.50.x releases instead of overwriting `stable`. geth
does that already.
* list "all" targets explicitly
* add missing targets
* add missing build flags
* add test-integration target
* show tests output
* use wmake test on CI
* update submodules for all targets (like Makefile)
* remove unused function Test-Administrator
Cache "go-build" containing cached build artifacts from the Go build system.
This saves up to:
- 6 min on Linux (from 10 min to 4 min)
- 3 min on macOS (from 13 min to 10 min)
- 7 min on Windows (from 27 min to 20 min)
Cache Windows deps (mingw, cmake).
This saves 6,5 min on Windows builds (from 20 min to 13,5 min)
Running on PR close event tests the PR commit, not the final merged commit.
The final commit is tested by "push" event, but it appears as "skipped" in the list of devel ccmmits,
because "push" event was skipped by "if".
