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Choosing where your workflow runs

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• • • Workflows

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• • • Use workflow templates

    • • Trigger a workflow

      • Control jobs with conditions

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  • • • Control deployments

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  • • Manage custom actions

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  • • Manually run a workflow

    • Re-run workflows and jobs

    • Cancel a workflow run

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    • Skip workflow runs

    • Delete a workflow run

    • Download workflow artifacts

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    • Manage caches

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  • • • Use GitHub-hosted runners

      • Customize runners

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    • • Add runners

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      • 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

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• • • Workflow syntax

    • Events that trigger workflows

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  • • GitHub-hosted runners

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  • • Supplemental arguments and settings

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You can specify the compute environment your jobs and workflows run in.

Define the type of machine that will process a job in your workflow.

Use a container to run the steps in a job.

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