Learn Git, GitHub and GitHub Actions

Felipe Gavilán connects Git and GitHub fundamentals with automation through Actions. Local repositories and hosted collaboration provide the base for build, test and delivery workflows. It suits learners who want to understand how a repository event can trigger an automated task after learning the underlying version-control operations.

What you will learn

• Create and manage local and GitHub repositories.
• Use basic and more advanced Git commands.
• Build GitHub Actions workflows for automated tasks.

Who this suits

Learners developing Git and GitHub skills; inspect the programming examples used in the automation sections.

Before you enroll

Practice history changes in a disposable repository before using them in shared work. Distinguish local commits from changes already published to collaborators, especially before rebasing or resetting. Never commit credentials. GitHub interfaces and account limits change, so check current documentation for authentication and automation setup alongside the course examples.

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Put it into practice

Create a disposable repository with a workflow that checks a simple file, then explain which event triggers it and how a failed check is reported.

Source and review

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