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Visit the “Actions” tab in your GitHub repo, select a template, or create a .yml file in .github Start with small tasks like linting or running tests.
No. You can use pre-built actions from the GitHub Marketplace. For unique use cases, you can build your own actions using JavaScript or Docker.
By automating repetitive tasks, developers can ship faster, with fewer errors, and more confidence in code quality.
Yes! GitHub Marketplace offers thousands of pre-built actions to integrate with AWS, Azure, Docker, Slack, and more.
You can trigger workflows using events like push, pull_request, or scheduled triggers with cron expressions.
It’s free for public repos. Private repos have a free tier with limits on build minutes and storage, with additional usage billed accordingly.
Runners are servers (hosted or self-managed) that execute your workflows. You can choose between GitHub-hosted (Linux, macOS, Windows) or self-hosted environments.
Yes, GitHub supports multiple workflows within a single repo. This helps modularize automation tasks for better scalability and management.
Workflows are defined in YAML files and are triggered by events such as code pushes or pull requests. They contain jobs and steps that define your automation pipeline.
GitHub Actions is a CI/CD tool built into GitHub. It allows you to automate development tasks like building, testing, and deploying code directly from your repository.
