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Managing your work with GitHub Actions

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• • Quickstart

  • Understand GitHub Actions

  • Continuous integration

  • Continuous deployment

  • Actions vs Apps

• • • Workflows

    • Variables

    • Contexts

    • Expressions

    • Reusable workflows

    • Custom actions

    • Deployment environments

    • Concurrency

    • Workflow artifacts

    • Dependency caching

    • Notifications for workflow runs

  • • GitHub-hosted runners

    • Larger runners

    • Self-hosted runners

    • Private networking

    • Runner groups

    • Runner scale sets

    • Actions Runner Controller

    • Support for ARC

  • • Secrets

    • GITHUB_TOKEN

    • OpenID Connect

    • Artifact attestations

    • Script injections

    • Compromised runners

    • Kubernetes admissions controller

  • Metrics

  • Billing and usage

• • • Use workflow templates

    • • Trigger a workflow

      • Control jobs with conditions

      • Control workflow concurrency

    • • Choose the runner for a job

      • Run jobs in a container

    • • Use jobs

      • Find and customize actions

      • Use GitHub CLI

      • Add scripts

      • Use secrets

      • Use variables

      • Pass job outputs

      • Set default values for jobs

      • Deploy to environment

      • Run job variations

  • • Reuse workflows

    • Create workflow templates

    • Share across private repositories

    • Share with your organization

  • • • Use artifact attestations

      • Increase security rating

      • Enforce artifact attestations

      • Verify attestations offline

      • Manage attestations

    • • OIDC in AWS

      • OIDC in Azure

      • OIDC in Google Cloud Platform

      • OIDC in HashiCorp Vault

      • OIDC in JFrog

      • OIDC in PyPI

      • OIDC in cloud providers

      • OIDC with reusable workflows

  • • • Control deployments

      • View deployment history

      • Manage environments

      • Review deployments

      • Create custom protection rules

      • Configure custom protection rules

    • • Node.js to Azure App Service

      • Python to Azure App Service

      • Java to Azure App Service

      • .NET to Azure App Service

      • PHP to Azure App Service

      • Docker to Azure App Service

      • Azure Static Web App

      • Azure Kubernetes Service

      • Amazon Elastic Container Service

      • Google Kubernetes Engine

      • Sign Xcode applications

  • • Manage custom actions

    • Create a CLI action

    • Set exit codes

    • Publish in GitHub Marketplace

    • Release and maintain actions

  • • Manually run a workflow

    • Re-run workflows and jobs

    • Cancel a workflow run

    • Disable and enable workflows

    • Skip workflow runs

    • Delete a workflow run

    • Download workflow artifacts

    • Remove workflow artifacts

    • Manage caches

    • Approve runs from forks

  • • • Use GitHub-hosted runners

      • Customize runners

      • View current jobs

      • • Connect with OIDC

        • Connect with WireGuard

    • • Add runners

      • Run scripts

      • Customize containers

      • Configure the application

      • Use proxy servers

      • Apply labels

      • Use in a workflow

      • Manage access

      • Monitor and troubleshoot

      • Remove runners

    • • Manage larger runners

      • Control access

      • Use larger runners

  • • Use the visualization graph

    • View workflow run history

    • View job execution time

    • Add a status badge

    • Use workflow run logs

    • Enable debug logging

  • Troubleshoot workflows

  • • View metrics

  • Get support

• • • Workflow syntax

    • Events that trigger workflows

    • Workflow commands

    • Variables

    • Expressions

    • Contexts

    • Deployments and environments

    • Dependency caching

    • Reusable workflows

    • Metadata syntax

    • Workflow cancellation

    • Dockerfile support

  • • GitHub-hosted runners

    • Larger runners

    • Self-hosted runners

  • • Secure use

    • Secrets

    • OIDC

  • Limits

  • • Supplemental arguments and settings

    • Custom transformers

• • Create an example workflow

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    • Python

    • Ruby

    • Rust

    • Swift

    • Xamarin apps

  • Authenticate with GITHUB_TOKEN

  • • Create a JavaScript action

    • Create a composite action

  • • Publish Docker images

    • Publish Java packages with Gradle

    • Publish Java packages with Maven

    • Publish Node.js packages

  • • Add labels to issues

    • Close inactive issues

    • Add comments with labels

    • Schedule issue creation

  • Store and share data

  • • Create a Docker container action

    • Use Docker service containers

    • Create PostgreSQL service containers

    • Create Redis service containers

  • • • Use GitHub Actions Importer

      • Azure DevOps migration

      • Bamboo migration

      • Bitbucket Pipelines migration

      • CircleCI migration

      • GitLab migration

      • Jenkins migration

      • Travis CI migration

    • • Migrate from Azure Pipelines

      • Migrate from CircleCI

      • Migrate from GitLab CI/CD

      • Migrate from Jenkins

      • Migrate from Travis CI

  • • Quickstart

    • Authenticate to the API

    • Deploy runner scale sets

    • Use ARC in a workflow

    • Troubleshoot

• GitHub Actions/
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• Manage your work

You can automatically manage your issues and pull requests using GitHub Actions workflows.

You can use GitHub Actions to automatically label issues.

You can use GitHub Actions to comment on or close issues that have been inactive for a certain period of time.

You can use GitHub Actions to automatically comment on issues when a specific label is applied.

You can use GitHub Actions to create an issue on a regular basis for things like daily meetings or quarterly reviews.

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