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A collection of articles about GitHub Actions. From automating your first workflow to publishing your own Actions on the Marketplace.
In my previous article, Secure your .NET builds with StepSecurity and GitHub Actions, I discussed software supply chain attacks and showed how to use StepSecurity Secure Workflows to improve the security of your GitHub Actions software supply chain. ...
Software supply chain attacks are increasing in severity and frequency. StepSecurity are working to help secure DevOps workflows using GitHub Actions. In this article I show how you can use StepSecurity's tools to improve the security of your workflo...
Writing a workflow to build a cross platform .NET MAUI app with GitHub Actions is more complicated than the average .NET app. You have to install the .NET MAUI workload and take into consideration which runner can be used to build each platform. In t...
Writing a GitHub Actions workflow to build a cross platform .NET MAUI app is more complicated than the average .NET app. First you have to build all the platforms you want to support, taking into consideration the runners they can be built on. Then, ...
In this article I show how to use XML doc comments, DocFX and GitHub Actions to automatically build and publish documentation for your .NET code. Along the way I'll explain how to install DocFX and set up a documentation project, add XML doc comments...
GitHub Actions is a popular service for automating developer workflows. In this article I explain the basics of GitHub Actions from the point of view of a .NET developer, show how to create a CI pipeline using Actions and recommend several Actions th...
