github-workflows
GitHub Workflows
Overview
Create and maintain GitHub Actions workflow YAML files in .github/workflows/. Includes starter templates for common workflow types and reference documentation for syntax, actions, and best practices.
Workflow
- Determine workflow type -- Identify which type(s) the user needs (CI, deploy, release, PR automation, scheduled, Docker).
- Start from template -- Copy the matching template from
assets/to.github/workflows/as a starting point. - Customize for the project -- Adapt the template to the project's language, framework, and requirements. Detect the project's ecosystem by examining files like
package.json,go.mod,Cargo.toml,pyproject.toml,Makefile,Dockerfile, etc. - Apply best practices -- Consult references/best-practices.md to harden security, optimize performance, and improve reliability.
- Validate -- Check for common syntax issues (see Validation section below).
Templates
Start from these templates in assets/:
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