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Repetitive actions are dangerous. Especially if they are simple. We tend to pay less and less attention to them and in the end, we make mistakes. Fortunately it is possible, not to say recommended, to automate these actions. So today, as you may have guessed, we’re going to change the theme a bit and talk about the pipeline on GitHub Actions. The context #I love to write and share, therefore I have this technical blog allowing me to pass on what I learn and what I think is useful to others.

If you like to share and you make code, you probably have a GitHub, GitLab or other account to share your interesting pieces of code to the world. Like any Git repo, you’re going to have a README file. And you may not know it yet, but this is perhaps the most important part of your repo. Beyond your code and its quality, when you share code, it is important that developers who find your code can easily understand what it is about and especially to give them confidence in you, even if they have never seen you before and do not (yet) know your work.