Triggered by an event related to activity on GitHub, open up a virtual machine and have it do something. Possibilities are endless but include building, testing, deploying, and posting GIFs.
If you use the Twitter Together GitHub Action, you could simply PR a .tweet file and then use the automerge Action to merge it if the build passes (which it should!) :)
👋 Hey there, I am Waylon Walker
I am a Husband, Father of two beautiful children, Senior Python Developer currently working in the Data Engineering platform space. I am a continuous learner, and sha
Triggered by an event related to activity on GitHub, open up a virtual machine and have it do something. Possibilities are endless but include building, testing, deploying, and posting GIFs.
I'm on the Actions team at GitHub, and this is a great description. Especially the part about GIFs.
That's a good idea. Deploy a new version, generate a post on Twitter with a GIF. 🙃
If you use the Twitter Together GitHub Action, you could simply PR a .tweet file and then use the automerge Action to merge it if the build passes (which it should!) :)
It can even interact with non-code portions of your repo like comments and issues.
And you can download artifacts generated by the action, I haven't found any use cases for myself but it's kinda cool to have!
Maybe compile a PDF from LaTeX and download it.
It is a great and shorted description. But i think using containers will speed up provision time