Thanks for attending our workshop at Satellite 2019! Here are some resources that we think will be helpful for you as you continue your journey to supercharge your workflow with GitHub Actions. You can also review an overview of the workshop.
— @krider2010 and @nholden
Slides from the overview of GitHub Actions presented at the beginning of our workshop.
A toolkit for building GitHub Actions in Node.js - and one we make use of in the workshop!
Run your GitHub Actions locally.
Print environment variables the event payloads.
Use smee.io to debug Action runs.
Describes how instructions in a Dockerfile work with Actions.
Names and descriptions of all the events that can trigger a workflow.
A curated list of Docker images to base your Actions off of. Your favorite language is here!
Wraps the Slack API to post to channels, private groups, and DMs.
Uploads any file to a new release.
Validates GitHub Releases against semantic versioning rules.
Human-friendly interactions with third-party web services.
Run a command on your server via SSH.
Scan your source code for strings that could potentially be secrets.
Run ESLint in parallel to your CI process for faster builds.
Add labels to Pull Request based on matched file patterns.
Send a Telegram notification message.
Halts a workflow unless a specified file has been modified.