Add install cmake action - #310
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No it is not. Nice catch.
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Adding an action to install a specific version of CMake. The version is verified against a hash before being unpacked and installed.
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Adding an action to install a specific version of CMake. The version is verified against a hash before being unpacked and installed.
I have verified this with several versions of CMake on Linux.
I haven't had a setup with macOS or Windows to test against yet, but the GitHub actions docs say that bash is available on all platforms (as is powershell, but I don't want to write powershell) with the note
The link format is consistent, with
cmake-<version>-<arch>.(tar.gz|.zip). There are OS-specific installer-based packages, but the tarballs and zips are easier to unpack and verify reliably.