Streamline your workflow with GitHub Actions from open source maintainers
Blog post from GitHub
Since its beta introduction, GitHub Actions has inspired developers to create numerous shareable workflows, allowing anyone to develop, reuse, and adapt software development practices through code in a repository. Notable examples include Gregor Martynus’s twitter-together, which enables collaborative tweeting from a GitHub repository; Mikeal Rogers's publish-to-github-action, which pushes uncommitted files back to the repository for various tasks; Helen Hou-Sandi’s WordPress Plugin Deploy, which facilitates automatic plugin publishing to the WordPress repository; and Max Schmitt’s Debugging with tmate, which enhances debugging by allowing SSH interaction with the host system. These actions highlight the diverse use cases and collaborative potential of GitHub Actions, with the platform set for general availability on November 13.