Go to one of your GitHub repositories. You can set up Actions on an existing repo or a new one. For this tutorial, we'll use an existing repo.

From your repository page, click on the Actions tab.

You'll see the setup page next. You can pick a preconfigured workflow or create your own.

We're going to create our own. Click "set up a workflow yourself"

You will need to create a workflow in a .YAML file. We're just going to copy a sample workflow from an open-source repository, but you can find workflows for any purpose or create your own.

Once your .YAML file is complete, hit "start commit"

When everything looks good, select "Commit new file"
This only scratches the surface of GitHub Actions. Poke around the setup page to learn more about it.

GitHub Actions represents a powerful suite of automation tools you can use to create your own custom workflow. Learn how to get started in a few quick steps.

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