abuxton / hello-github-actions

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Coffee-addicted, professional consultant, with a background in solving other people's problems with them not for them, and teaching people how to adopt new technology, IaC, and DevOps from concepts to process. My life is a constant round of "could you, should you and would you?" it's like "kiss, marry, or avoid" technology-related products. Believer in the https://wiki.c2.com/?ScottyFactor and advocate of https://dbad-license.org/ Open Source Solutions. Never be afraid to ask for help, but try to learn to ask well https://stackoverflow.com/help/how-to-ask ( AI sidekicks are the future... )

My User Manual

Conditions I like to Work in. I am odd. I either like being at the front of a room with a whiteboard illustrating solutions and architecting plans, flows and concepts or isolated environments, if my headset is on, probably best Slack me.	The times/hours I like to work; I'm an early bird, but I respect our global challenges. you'll find me on Slack from 8 am, and still paying attention during most workday evenings. But Friday is sacred; don't push your luck.	The best ways to communicate with me are Slack for quick things and email for complex questions that need evidence and answers. For your own safety, don't send me a screen grab when you can copy-paste an error message.	The ways I like to receive feedback are honestly, directly, and with good communication. People generally suck at all three so that's a fun stance.
Things I need. I like to be involved, I like to see overcommunication about what is developing and ideas, I don't mind not being involved directly but I hate things that creep out of the woodwork due to bad communication.	Things I struggle with; Opinions with no basis, lack of evidence, and not understanding wider plans and processes. Bad communicators, or lack of communication.	Things I love: Coffee, smiles, and natural fun interchanges while brainstorming.	Other things to know about me: I'm Dyspraxic, and the later in the week it gets, and the more people I've had to interact with, the closer I get to burnout and introverting. I call it people points, and they get used up.

infuenced by https://cassierobinson.medium.com/a-user-manual-for-me-d3a851fbc694

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The whole internet is a highway of shared data, and original content or thought is hard to come by this profile with thanks to https://towardsdatascience.com/build-a-stunning-readme-for-your-github-profile-9b80434fe5d7 and https:/medium.com.

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Welcome

Welcome

This course helps you create a simple action and use that action in a workflow.

You can complete this course directly on GitHub, or locally by cloning this repository.

Note: This course will only work for members of the GitHub Actions limited public beta. To join the beta, Sign up for GitHub Actions Beta and ensure you've received an email confirming GitHub Actions is enabled on your account before continuing this course.

GitHub Actions is currently in limited public beta and is subject to change. We strongly recommend that you do not use this feature for high-value workflows and content during the beta period. For more information, see "About GitHub Actions".

Congratulations

Nice work!

You merged and this course is now complete! I'll stop responding but the fun doesn't have to stop here.

Want to keep learning?

In this repository:

• Your merge should trigger your action again, check it out in the Actions tab.
• The Dockerfile contains metadata for your action. Try changing some of that. You could, for example, change the icon that displays when the action is running.
• Change the MY_NAME environment variable to use your name instead of Mona's in .github/workflows/main.yml.
• Change the contents of entrypoint.sh to do output a different message.

Outside of this repository:

• Review the GitHub Actions documentation on the GitHub Developer site.
• Use existing actions from the GitHub Marketplace.
• Use existing actions from GitHub's official list.
• Use actions created by others in awesome-actions.

Now...what will you learn next?