#shell #actions #actions_openwrt #github_actions #openwrt #openwrt_zh_cn

https://github.com/P3TERX/Actions-OpenWrt

#shell #actions #ci #linter #quality_check

https://github.com/github/super-linter

#shell #actions #change_detection #change_directory #changed #changed_file #changedetection #ci #ci_cd #continuous_integration #github #github_action #github_actions #github_actions_ci #modified #modified_files #monorepo #regex_match #request_review #submodules #workflows

https://github.com/tj-actions/changed-files

#hcl #action_runner #actions_runner #aws #cicd #github #github_actions #hacktoberfest #lambda #scalable #self_hosted #serverless #terraform

https://github.com/philips-labs/terraform-aws-github-runner

#vue #actions #blog #blog_theme #deploy #javascript #markdown #theme #vue #vuepress #vuepress_blog #vuepress_plugin #vuepress_theme

This tool, called `vuepress-theme-vdoing`, helps you manage your knowledge easily. It lets you build a structured knowledge base that is clear and easy to read, like a book. You can also use it for blogging with customizable settings. The tool is simple and efficient, using Markdown and automated tools to make things easier. It also has quick indexing to find any piece of knowledge quickly.

Using this tool benefits you by organizing your knowledge in a neat and accessible way, making it easier to share and use your information.

https://github.com/xugaoyi/vuepress-theme-vdoing

#typescript #actions

To get started with GitHub Actions, you can use pre-made starter workflows. These workflows help you set up tasks like continuous integration, deployments, and automation. Here’s how it benefits you You can find these starter workflows by clicking the "Actions" tab in your repository, making it simple to start.
- **Variety of Tasks** Each workflow has a corresponding properties file where you can add details like name, description, and icon.
- **Testing Before Publishing**: You can test your templates privately by adding a 'preview' label and then make them public when ready.

This saves you time and effort in setting up complex workflows from scratch.

https://github.com/actions/starter-workflows

#typescript #actions #authentication #gcp #github_actions #google_cloud #google_cloud_platform #iam #identity #security

You can securely connect GitHub Actions to Google Cloud using the Google GitHub Action called `auth`. It supports two main ways: the recommended Workload Identity Federation (WIF), which uses short-lived tokens and avoids long-lived service account keys, and the older Service Account Key JSON method. WIF improves security by creating a trust link between your GitHub workflow and Google Cloud without exposing permanent credentials. To use it, you set up a Workload Identity Pool and Provider in Google Cloud, then configure your GitHub workflow to authenticate with these. This lets your workflows access Google Cloud resources safely and easily, reducing risks and simplifying credential management.

https://github.com/google-github-actions/auth

#go #actions #cai #ci #claude_code #codex #copilot #gh_extension #github_actions

GitHub Agentic Workflows let you write simple markdown instructions in natural language to automate repo tasks like triaging issues, fixing CI failures, generating reports, and improving code—running safely as GitHub Actions with AI like Copilot or Claude. Strong guardrails ensure read-only access by default, sandboxed execution, and human-reviewed outputs via pull requests. This saves you time on repetitive work, boosts efficiency with adaptive AI decisions, and keeps everything secure without complex YAML coding.

https://github.com/github/gh-aw