See all the information available to your workflows in the logs by including a single composite action

Automatically approve workflow execution from new contributors if they're safe to approve

Read the frontmatter from your markdown files and use the values in your workflows

Process a YAML document and make all the elements available as GitHub Workflow output variables

Access url friendly versions of GITHUB_* environment variables in your workflows

Commit and push local changes then raise a pull request automatically in a GitHub Actions workflow

Push any committed changes back to your repo automatically using the provided GITHUB_TOKEN

Push changes made to a repo during a GitHub Actions workflow run. Supports adding and removing files + pulling changes if needed

Automatically commit files that change during a workflow run and push them back to GitHub

Fail the build unless a certain combination of labels are applied to a pull request

Merge pull requests automatically on a scheduled day

Convert Docker based Actions to use the Node runtime automatically for lightning fast GitHub Actions!

Use this GitHub Action as a continuous integration check to ensure that all the actions you depend on are pinned to a SHA

Automatically add a reviewed-by trailer using GitHub code reviews and a GitHub Action

Fetch all pages of results from the GitHub API by following the Link header using Bash

Handle multiple event types in a single GitHub Action by routing using GITHUB_EVENT_NAME and the payload action

Make your v1 tag point at the latest commit automatically as you tag v1.2.0, then v1.2.1, v1.3.0 and so on

A step-by-step guide to building a GitHub Action using Javascript and actions-toolkit

Learn how to test your GitHub Actions and Workflows on your local machine with nektos/act; which uses Docker and Go to emulate the Actions runner

Define and run JavaScript based GitHub Actions with Docker