feat: add GitHub Actions CI/CD Pipeline#3
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- Remove incorrect Node.js/TypeScript references from CLAUDE.md - Reorganize Active Technologies section by category - Update project structure to show actual .NET modules - Change commands from npm to dotnet CLI - Add complete GitHub Actions CI/CD feature specification - Include implementation plan, research, and task breakdown
- Add explicit Git Flow workflow rules to Branch Strategy section - Feature branches MUST be created from develop branch - Pull requests MUST target develop (not main directly) - Only develop can be merged to main (production releases) - Update Integration Phase to reflect develop → main workflow - Documents observed practice from features 001, 002, 003
- Add RestorePackagesWithLockFile property to all 7 .csproj files - Generate packages.lock.json for dependency caching - Enable GitHub Actions to cache NuGet packages efficiently
- Add automated build and test workflow for pull requests - Trigger on PRs to main and develop branches - Use .NET 9 SDK with NuGet package caching - Run all tests with detailed output and TRX logging - Upload test results as artifacts for debugging - Set 10-minute timeout to prevent hanging builds - Cancel in-progress builds when new commits pushed
- Mark T001-T022 as completed in tasks.md - Phase 1 (Setup) fully complete - User Story 1 workflow creation complete - Ready for GitHub testing (T023-T030)
- Add push trigger for main and develop branches - Verify merged code still builds and passes tests - Ensure main branch remains in deployable state - Concurrency cancellation applies only to PRs, not pushes
- Add workflow_dispatch trigger for manual execution - Allow developers to re-run failed builds without new commits - Improve developer experience for transient failures - Re-run available via GitHub Actions UI
- T031-T033 complete (push trigger added) - T038-T039 complete (manual re-run enabled) - All workflow configuration complete - Ready for GitHub testing
- Add GitHub Actions CI status badge - Document how CI/CD workflow operates - Explain how to interpret status checks - Provide instructions for viewing build logs - Document manual re-run capability - Help developers understand automated quality gates
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Summary
This PR implements automated CI/CD using GitHub Actions for the CFT API project:
Changes
CI/CD Infrastructure
.github/workflows/ci.ymlwith complete build/test pipelineNuGet Optimization
RestorePackagesWithLockFileto all 7 .csproj filespackages.lock.jsonfiles for deterministic builds and cachingDocumentation
Governance
Test Plan
Automated Testing
Manual Configuration (Post-Merge)
Success Criteria
Related Documentation
specs/003-github-actions-ci/spec.mdspecs/003-github-actions-ci/quickstart.mdspecs/003-github-actions-ci/tasks.md