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GitHub Actions gives you the power to automate your workflow. Connect with the tools you know and love. Have more freedom to innovate and be creative. Deploy to any cloud,…

You can now create reusable actions using shell scripts and even mix multiple shell languages in the same action. You probably have a lot of shell script to automate many…

GitHub Actions hosted virtual environments are a turn-key option for running your workflows. But if you need fine-grained control and customization of your environment, then self-hosted runners give you full…

You can now share self-hosted runners across some or all of your GitHub organizations by associating them with an Enterprise Account. This simplifies sharing runners and makes it easy for…

Learn about patterns for configuring and maintaining GitHub Actions self-hosted runners on Google Cloud.

We have released a new version of the GitHub Actions runner. Features Composite Actions Support for Multiple Run Steps (#549, #557, #564, #568, #569, #578, #591, #599, #605, #609, #610,…

Today GitHub Actions shipped a series of features designed to improve your workflows when working with PRs from repository forks. New settings for private repository forks Many GitHub customers choose…

In this post, hear from @stevemar, a Senior Technical Staff Member at IBM, about a new GitHub Starter Workflow for developers deploying containerized applications to IBM Cloud Kubernetes Service.  Here…

We’ve made some changes in GitHub Actions to better support communities who have chosen to move away from using master as their default branch name. We have updated all of…

We have introduced the ability for enterprises to enable or disable GitHub Actions for specific organizations. GitHub organization admins can also opt in or opt out specific repositories from using…

We have released the ability to delete completed workflow runs in the Actions tab. If you have write access to the repository, you can now see a new option to…

We have released a new version of the GitHub Actions runner. Features Resolve action download info from server (#508, #515, #550) Print runner and machine name to log. (#539) Bugs…

You can now create workflows that are manually triggered with the new workflow_dispatch event. You will then see a ‘Run workflow’ button on the Actions tab, enabling you to easily…

Dependabot can now keep your GitHub Actions workflows using the latest, greatest, and most secure actions. Check out the full blog post to learn more.

You can now create workflow templates, making it easier to promote best practices and consistency across your organization. Workflow templates are defined in a .github repository, enabling you to leverage…

Background Machine Learning Operations (or MLOps) enables Data Scientists to work in a more collaborative fashion, by providing testing, lineage, versioning, and historical information in an automated way.  Because the…

We have released v2 versions of the cache actions. New features: Added support for caching multiple paths, wildcard patterns path or single file path Increased performance and improved cache sizes…

We have released a new version of the GitHub Actions runner. Bugs Handle jq returns “null” if the field does not exist in create-latest-svc.sh (#478) Switch GITHUB_URL to GITHUB_SERVER_URL (#482)…

You can now re-run all jobs after a successful run. Previously, it was only possible to re-run all jobs if one or more jobs failed. For questions, visit the GitHub…

We’ve added two new endpoints to the GitHub Actions API that provide insight into the billable time used by your workflows. The following endpoints are now available for you to…

We will be enforcing self-hosted runner updates to version 2.168.0 or later on June 1st, 2020. No disruption to self-hosted runners is expected if updates are enabled as recommended. If…