GitHub Action to setup the Fortran Package Manager on Ubuntu, MacOS and Windows.
- uses: fortran-lang/setup-fpm@v5
with:
github-token: ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
This will download the latest fpm
version to the CI machine and add it to the path.
fpm
can therefore be called from the command line as usual in your workflows:
e.g.:
- run: fpm run
github-token
(only needed if fpm-version
is 'latest'
or not specified), an access token used to query the latest version of fpm
. Set to ${{ secrets.GITHUB_TOKEN }}
to use the existing github actions token.
fpm-version
(optional, default: see below) the tag corresponding to a Github release from which to fetch the fpm
binary.
- If set to
'latest'
then the latestfpm
release at fortran-lang/fpm will be substituted.github-token
must be provided iffpm-version
is'latest'
.
fpm-repository
(optional, default: https://github.com/fortran-lang/fpm
) which Github fork to fetch release binaries from.
Starting with v7
, setup-fpm
is pinpointed to fpm
version v0.11.0
to ensure compatibility with newer features and changes.
Previous versions default to the latest stable release, which is fetched automatically when fpm-version
is set to 'latest'
.
Release Version | Default fpm-version |
---|---|
v1 | latest |
v2 | latest |
v3 | latest |
v4 | latest |
v5 | latest |
v6.0.1 | latest |
v6 | latest |
v6.1.0 | latest |
v7 | 0.11.0 |
Note: fpm
changed asset naming convention starting version v0.11.0
. So, the latest
option will not work anymore with versions of setup-fpm
prior to v7
.