Run tests using Cloud Build for CI.#2
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The Cloud Build runner uses a custom Docker image which includes the Cloud SDK tools, and multiple versions of Python.
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The downside to using Cloud Build is when the CI fails, there's not much detail in the GitHub UI as to what happened. There is a link to view more details in the Google Cloud Console, but that will be restricted to Google project owners. |
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In that case it probably makes sense to use Github Actions here instead.. |
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Not sure if it's related, but I think even if not for CI, it might still be a good idea to have a docker option for local development and production deployment. Thanks! |
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The Cloud Build runner uses a custom Docker image which includes the Cloud SDK
tools, and multiple versions of Python.
Fixes #1