Course of Automate Your Workflow with GitHub Actions

💸 First lesson available without registration!

GitHub Actions has entered the game "late," but with a strong impact. In this course, we will see everything it has to offer, but above all, we will see our version to implement a very fine automation 👌

We will create our own actions (we will even publish some in the Marketplace!) that can be very useful in our daily lives.

What you will learn in this GitHub Actions course

☝️ Our first Action: Automatically measuring complexity of Pull Requests 🏷️ [FREE] We make a bot to automatically label Pull Requests based on their size ☝️ [FREE] Our first GitHub Action 🔗 Labeling PRs with the GitHub API and jq 🚀 Using our first Action 🤝 Use the Action without publishing in Marketplace 🏬 Publish Action in GitHub Marketplace ⭐ Getting the most out of GitHub Actions ⚙️ Parameterizable Actions: Custom Sizes ✅ Check in PR based on Action results: No allowing merge with overly complex PRs 🤖 Automating our workflow with GitHub: Workflows with Pull Requests 📏 Validate Pull Request descriptions 🕰 Notify when a PR has been open for more than X time 🏷 Categorize Pull Requests with Machine Learning 👥 Improving the development experience thanks to GitHub Actions 💬 Feedback on Action results in PR comment 🤖 Automating our workflow with GitHub: Beyond Pull Requests ✋ No allowing Pull Requests in Master-only flow 🐧 Tweet for each release of a new version of my library 💬 Notify Slack channel 👀 Comparison with Azure, GitLab, and Bitbucket Pipelines GitHub Actions vs Azure, GitLab, and Bitbucket Pipelines Why GitHub Actions is better than Travis or CircleCI 🤔 👋 Conclusions and next steps 👀 Review of the most famous and useful actions ❓ Frequently asked questions 👋 Conclusions and next steps