Installation, Dependency Caching, Building, and Testing Across Node Versions #4
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This commit fixes a bug in the Node.js CI workflow by updating the versions of the actions/checkout and actions/setup-node actions to @v2. Additionally, indentation inconsistencies were resolved, and the unnecessary cache: 'npm' parameter was removed. The workflow is now ready for use and will properly run the build and test steps across different versions of Node.js.
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Implement workflow for clean installation of node dependencies, caching/restoring them, building the source code, and running tests across different versions of Node.js
This commit introduces a comprehensive workflow that ensures a clean installation of node dependencies, allows for caching and restoring them to optimize subsequent builds, and enables building the source code and running tests across different versions of Node.js.