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how to use github actions #123157

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loadstring1 asked this question in New to GitHub
May 9, 2024 · 8 comments · 3 replies
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I concur with what was said before. A comment on what it is, with little technical jargon.

The point behind it is to execute certain actions at a given event, e.g. when you push code to the repository or make a pull request. A good example is automatically building and running tests that check to check whether your current push has regressions. Another example is automatically pushing a Python codebase e.g. to PyPI when you make a release.

So actions are a way to ensure the quality, functionality and distribution of your codebase.

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