GitHub Actions: Reusable workflows can be referenced locally

January 25, 2022

You can now reference local reusable workflows more easily. With this release, reusable workflows that are in the same repository as the calling repository can be referenced with just the path and filename: {path}/{filename}.

For example:

jobs:
  call-workflow-in-local-repo:
    uses: ./.github/workflows/workflow-2.yml

When referenced this way, the called workflow will be from the same commit as the caller workflow.

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Allow to upload .svg files to Markdown

January 21, 2022

It is now possible to upload .svg files to comments in issues, PRs, discussions, and Markdown files, like READMEs. You just have to drag and drop the file in the text area.

An animation showing how to upload a SVG image to an issue comment.

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Share GitHub Actions within your enterprise

January 21, 2022

If your GitHub organization is owned by an enterprise account, you can now innersource automation by sharing Actions only within your enterprise without publishing them publicly.
You can store the Action in an internal repository, and then configure the repository settings to allow access to workflows in other repositories:

In the same organization or
In any other organization in the enterprise

These Actions in internal repositories can only be used by workflows defined in other private and internal repositories but cannot be used in workflows defined within any public repositories.

Learn more about Sharing Actions and workflows with your enterprise.

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