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When a GitHub Actions workflow exists in your repository but no run appears, the failure usually happens at registration, trigger matching, or execution. This guide walks through checks and fixes for each layer.
Learn how to use actions/cache to reduce CI build times by implementing lockfile hashing and understanding cache key strategies.
A diagnostic guide for GitHub Actions jobs that fail because GITHUB_TOKEN lacks the required repository permissions.
Learn how to integrate Qodana into GitHub Actions, output SARIF, and view results in Code Scanning. Includes a minimal workflow, a sample .qodana.yml, and tips for avoiding common pitfalls.
Stop storing long-lived PyPI tokens in your CI/CD secrets. Learn how to use Trusted Publishers and OIDC to establish a secure, identity-based publishing workflow.
Add Qodana to your CI with a single workflow file, cache results for speed, and push SARIF to GitHub Code Scanning. Learn the exact steps, pitfalls, and how to verify the output.
Learn how TheAlgorithms uses a matrix‑based GitHub Actions workflow, Docker digests, and a shared metadata file to validate every language implementation in parallel. The guide shows a concrete example of adding a new language, highlights limits, and lists common pitfalls.
TheAlgorithms repository coordinates 30+ language implementations through per-language CI pipelines, mandatory test files, and a sponsorship gate for new languages. This guide walks through the directory structure, contribution workflow, and practical limits.
Learn how to use the workflow_dispatch event in GitHub Actions to create manual triggers with custom inputs, avoiding common pitfalls like the default branch requirement.
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