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Create a New Github Action That Logs Hello World with Javascript and NodeJS
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Test a New Github Action in Its Repository with a Custom Workflow
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Use npm to Tag and Version a Github Action Package for Workflow Version Control
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Use a Custom Github Action to Log Hello World in Another Project
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Add npm Packages to a Custom Github Action to Use Open Source Libraries
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Add Configurable Input Controls to Custom Github Actions with Github Actions Toolkit Core
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Configure Outputs in a Custom Github Action to Use Resulting Data in Other Actions
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Set an Exit Code on Custom Github Actions to Indicate a Passing or Failing Status
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Add Debug Logs with the Toolkit Logger to Find and Fix Issues in a Custom Github Action
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Add npm Packages to a Custom Github Action to Use Open Source Libraries

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In this lesson, you'll learn how to use npm packages to add functionality to your custom Github Action. We'll walk through installing the npm package Axios, using it to fetch a quote from a Futurama Character API, compiling our action to a single file, and updating our configuration to use our updated Action.

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mathias gheno

~ 3 years ago

Do I really need to push my dist? There is no way to generate the dist using action.yml commands?