Run the test suite on FreeBSD VMs on GitHub Actions - #10
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The test-freebsd matrix boots 14.4-RELEASE and 15.1-RELEASE through the gronke/freebsd-ci composite actions, pinned to a commit until a versioned tag exists. The guest installs the dependencies from packages and the library through pip, which also proves that the package installs after the metadata move from #9. A build job packages the distribution on Linux and validates the metadata with twine.
FreeBSD 15 removed the default mask: setting an interface address without one fails with an error since ifconfig no longer supports it. The first address carries the /24 of the test network and the further alias in the same subnet uses a host mask.
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The test-freebsd matrix boots 14.4-RELEASE and 15.1-RELEASE through the gronke/freebsd-ci composite actions, pinned to a commit until a versioned tag exists. The guest installs the dependencies from packages and the library through pip, which also proves that the package installs after the metadata move from #9. A build job packages the distribution on Linux and validates the metadata with twine.