How to Build Your First GitHub Actions Workflow for Automated CI/CD
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Learn how to create, configure, and trigger GitHub Actions workflows to automate builds, tests, and deployments in your CI/CD pipeline.
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This guide walks beginners through creating and triggering GitHub Actions workflows, explaining how each part of the YAML file works and how to automate builds and deployments in a simple CI/CD pipeline.
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