GitHub for Beginners: Getting started with GitHub Actions
Blog post from GitHub
In the third season of the "GitHub for Beginners" series, the tutorial delves into GitHub Actions, a CI/CD and automation platform integrated into GitHub, which allows users to automate repetitive tasks and deployments via YAML-configured workflows in their repositories. The episode guides beginners through creating their first automated workflow, specifically one that labels new issues in a repository. It explains essential components such as events, hosted runners, jobs, and steps, and provides a practical exercise involving writing a YAML file to define a workflow triggered by the creation of a new issue. The tutorial emphasizes the convenience of automating tasks based on specific triggers and encourages further exploration of GitHub Actions to enhance coding and project management skills.
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