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I'm writing an OS and would like to create a CI pipeline to check it builds and launches successfully after every commit. Locally I build it using qemu-system-i386 -d guest_errors -vga std -drive format=raw,file=[FILE_NAME].
However it launches in new window and I don't know how to setup auto tests for it. Can you suggest something for it?
Recently I've learned about this tool, however I could not launch it in GitHub workflow (I suppose, it's because GitHub actions don't support nested virtualization, however I'm not sure).
I know, I could've use TravisCI or CircleCI for it, but maybe you know any other possibilities or technologies?

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    You can set up a self-hosted runner and then run what you want in the runner including virtual machines. Commented Jan 7, 2022 at 18:18
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