GitHub Actions is designed to bring platform-native automation and CI/CD capabilities directly into the GitHub flow. It can also be used to build out more advanced, custom workflows for anything from triggering an alarm to orchestrating complex security test automations. If you’re looking to create advanced workflows, you can use the pre-built actions.
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1. Track your workflows with workflow visualization2. Build breakpoints in a workflow with dependencies (or create dependencies between workflows)3. A conditional can make all the difference4. Creating workflows with sensitive data? Try storing secrets5. Share data between jobs to create more advanced automations6. Use contexts to access workflow information7. Create different environments for development, staging, and production1 Comment
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