I have a GitHub action doing .net solution build, test and deploy to Azure: name: Build and deploy ASP.Net Core app to Azure Web App - project-test-api on: p
I'm working on a R package, that makes use of reticulate to call some functions of a Python package I implemented, installable through pip. Following its docume
I'm building Docker images with Github Actions and want to tag images with the branch name. I found the GITHUB_REF variable, but it results in refs/heads/featur
I'm building Docker images with Github Actions and want to tag images with the branch name. I found the GITHUB_REF variable, but it results in refs/heads/featur
I create a couple workflows in the .github/workflows folder of my repository to experiment with GitHub Actions. I have since learned quite a bit and deleted sai
I'm trying to use parallel_tests in my github action to run my test suite but I was not able to find a proper solution. The official docs has one but it is for
How can I get status of the last Github action run in order to use it in other workflow? I saw the option with REST but maybe there is another way how to do wor
I was trying to do the following : echo ${{secrets.key}} > myfile But unfortunately, this doesn't work since myfile would be empty after this when i checked.
The GitHub Action "dotnet-tests-report" attaches a markdown page with test results to the Github Action workflow run summary. This is really nice. Once the work
I found out about a really nice GitHub Actions Feature called Environments. Using the appropriate syntax a Environment could also be created inside a GitHub Act
I am working on a project. I need to create a workflow to run integration tests on an iOS device. Scenario: I've to run a local server at some port and in paral
I have a problem and I can't find a solution... I try to build docker image in a pipline with docker actions. My docker image build an ASP.NET core 5.0 app. All
I would like a workflow to trigger on an Issue once it is linked to a PR but it doesn't seem like this option is provided by github. Does anyone have a workarou
Is there any smart way to determine the default branch in GitHub actions? Now I need to write something like: on: push: branches: - master is there
I am trying to test out Github Actions for a small web project. I have two projects in the repository, and I want to create a deployment script for only the web
I am using GitHub Actions to Deploy my JavaScript to Heroku and it is working fine as expected. However, when my GitHub Repository is recently updated my GitHub
Trying to setup a scheduled workflow that triggers a workflow with particular settings on different branches (which for us equates to different projects) - run:
I bootstrap a simple Angular (v10.1) app and create Github action workflow as below. Note that I have configured test to run with recommended configurations as
How would you get the repository name (not the user or organization) as an environment variable in GitHub Actions? I found github.repository but that contains t
As you may (or may not) know yesterday was a major incident of GitHub's services: https://www.githubstatus.com/incidents/tyc8wpsgr2r8. Unfortunately I published