Git + GitHub actions for CI CD

Michal Hucko combines version-control foundations with Actions workflows and custom automation. The published outline develops jobs and events before addressing data exchange, artifacts, secrets and self-hosted runners. Docker, JavaScript and Python examples show different approaches to building an action rather than relying entirely on someone else’s published integration.

What you will learn

• Pass data between workflow steps and jobs.
• Compare container-based and script-based custom actions.
• Investigate runner behavior and automation failures.

Who this suits

The provider requires basic command-line understanding but no previous Git or GitHub knowledge. Familiarity with one programming language is recommended for the custom-action sections.

Before you enroll

The recorded course was last updated in January 2024. Review current runner support and AWS authentication guidance, especially where an example uses stored credentials or an older third-party action.

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Put it into practice

Write a small action that validates a project file and returns a clear result. Run it in an isolated repository with valid and invalid inputs, then explain the permissions and runtime it actually needs.

Source and review

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