Jumping Into GitHub Actions
At work, I was recently asked to create a couple of small workflows using GitHub Actions.
I had never created such workflows before, but after watching a PluralSight course (Aaron Stewart’s “Getting Started with GitHub Actions,” for those interested) to get a good overview, and while doing further research and troubleshooting as I worked, I successfully created the new workflows.
It was more interesting than I’d expected!
Me being me, I jumped right into adding simple build-and-test workflows into several of my personal projects here on GitHub (such as CCVTAC). It was an enjoyable “Why haven’t I done this before?!” sort of task.
Next, I might like to use GitHub Actions to set up automatic releases for my primary .NET projects. Perhaps I’ll also set up automatic deploys of StartWatch to NuGet as well. 🤔