however for me it was a great starting point to learn GitHub Actions. I’ve seen my colleagues use it for much more complex deployments and workflows, for example Aaron Powell is using it todeploy his blog.
If I somehow missed older questions about it, remember it needs to use the latest Node version due to Github's blockage of older Node versions. Sample code (trying to pull from a public repo) is below (with v3 in actions/checkout@v3 in an attempt to use the lates...
How to use GitHub Actions from Azure App Service Automated deployments create better software When you need to manually build and deploy your app, each
Although Github Actions is one of the many CI + CD Tools out there, it’s probably the simplest one to use (in my experience). Unfortunately, theGithub Actions docsis a complete mess — they keep pointing you to different pages, expecting you to read everything (and understand everything)...
In this episode, Kartik joins April to go over how to use GitHub Actions to implement CI/CD. Kartik will walk us through how to create two pipelines that will build and deploy the Power Platform applications. Chapters 00:00 - Introduction 02:27 - Launching Power Platform environment 06:22 ...
This article will show a simple branched development model and explain how the use of merges, driven by Git pull requests, can be used to control change while giving the visibility and control that enterprise organizations need.
We use two Github workflows. One for the web app (/wwwroot) and another one for the API (/api). What happens is that we can deploy to the virtual directory (/api) in its workflow, but then when we run the web app workflow, it also deploys to the /api folder. The only way I...
Why use Github Actions? As we all know, front-end deployment is nothing more than dropping the packaged code into the nginx html directory and it's done, but whenever the product frequently changes the demand, or even when you change a word on the line, you always have to repeat the fo...
need to execute the step if itsucceedsorfails, then: steps:-name:BuildApprun:./build.sh-name:ArchiveTestResultsif:success()||failure()uses:actions/upload-artifact@v1with:name:test-resultspath:app/build Why usesuccess() || failure()instead ofalways()?
However, many pre-built GitHub actions are available on the GitHub Marketplace. Like the action you just created, Gradle developed the gradle-build-action to run Gradle builds as part of a GitHub workflow. To add this pre-built action to your workflow, use the following code: name: Build ...