Best of GitHub Actions — March 2023

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   GitHub Blog·3y

   Announcing the GitHub Actions extension for VS Code

   The extension was originally started as a community project to monitor workflows. It now uses the official GitHub Actions schema so you can take advantage of the latest and most up-to-date features. You can easily monitor runs for workflows in your repository, cancel and re-run them, or trigger new ones for manually triggered workflows.

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   Article

   LogRocket·3y

   Migrating a TypeScript app from Node.js to Bun

   Migrating a TypeScript app from Node.js to Bun is not a particularly good name but I’m not going to change it now. I want to be able to run my code in a runtime that isn’t node.js and still use npm packages.

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   Article

   GitHub Blog·3y

   Godot 4.0 Release Party 🎉

   Learn how GitHub Actions is used to manage the game dev community of A Little Game Called Mario.

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   Article

   OctopusDeploy·3y

   10 of our favorite actions for GitHub Actions

   GitHub Actions offers a variety of useful actions that can be integrated into your repository, such as test reporting, building and pushing Docker images, setting up PHP, versioning with GitTools, automatic releases, triggering actions from repository dispatch, previewing pull requests, generating coverage reports, and more.

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