Hello, I am brand new to the community and thought I would contribute something useful for everyone! I look forward to learning more about the engine and getting more involved with game development again. I use to do game modding and run game servers, and then moved into a freelance game development role for several years, and for the past 4 years I have been working in software. I have been having alot of fun getting into game development again. I have even been doing a 30 days of learning godot challenge on twitter! Anyways, hope this helps someone 
You can find me doing the challenge i was talking about on X/Twitter @D4M13N_D3V
Overview
This is a repository that provides a template for you to start your Godot repositories on GitHub. This repository contains a basic project setup along with CI/CD. By default it will build for windows, linux and the web and upload their artifacts, along with deploying a build to GitHub Pages.
Coming Soon
- Unit test support.
- Support for having support for development, quality assurance, and production builds using the release and debug profiles accordingly and a proper branching stategy
Recommended Flow
To use this properly we recommend creating pull requests into the main branch, and merging your changes in that way. We recommend making a small change to the workflow file in /.github/workflows/game_ci.yaml and changing line 169 from prerelease: false to prerelease: true. Whenever you want to do a proper release, you can go to the list of releases on your repository and change it to be a full release instead of pre-release. This will allow you to have builds for every version of the game, while also maintaining a selection of stable builds.
Requirments
In order for the workflows in this repository to work with an existing project it requires certain export profiles to be configured. You need to have a windows, linux, and web export configured using the default names: “Windows Desktop”,“Linux/X11”, and “Web”.
Migrating existing project
If you want to add this to an existing GitHub repository, just copy and paste the .github folder into the root of your existing repository. As long as your project has these exports and resides in the root of the repository the GitHub workflows should work fine.
Versioning
When you push to the main branch the workflow will automatically be executed. The workflow will build for Web,Linux, and Windows, and then upload the build artifacts to the workflow. Then a new step will execute which will generate version numbers based on the commits. You can see below which keywords a commit message must start with to increment a major,minor, or patch number. At the end the workflow will create a release and upload the build artifacts to it.
The keywords for versioning are configured in the GitVersion.yaml in the root of the repository. This is the default value.
assembly-versioning-scheme: MajorMinorPatch
mode: ContinuousDelivery
branches: {}
ignore:
sha: []
merge-message-formats: {}
commit-message-incrementing: Enabled
major-version-bump-message: "^(build|chore|ci|docs|feat|fix|perf|refactor|revert|style|test)(\\([\\w\\s-]*\\))?(!:|:.*\\n\\n((.+\\n)+\\n)?BREAKING CHANGE:\\s.+)"
minor-version-bump-message: "^(feat)(\\([\\w\\s-]*\\))?:"
patch-version-bump-message: "^(build|chore|ci|docs|fix|perf|refactor|revert|style|test)(\\([\\w\\s-]*\\))?:"