34 posts tagged “github-actions”.
For my git-history live demos I needed to store quite large files ( 200MB SQLite databases) in between GitHub Actions runs, to avoid having to recreate the entire file from scratch every time.
Today I discovered codespell via this Rich commit. is a really simple spell checker that can be run locally or incorporated into a CI flow. codespell is designed to run against source code.
Some of my repositories have GitHub Actions workflows that execute commands using , for example my graphql-scraper repo using to install and run the tool: npx get-graphql-schema…
I figured out a minimal pattern for building a completely custom website using GitHub Actions and deploying the result to GitHub Pages. First you need to enable GitHub Pages for the repository.
My datasette-screenshots repository generates screenshots of Datasette using my shot-scraper tool, for people who need them for articles or similar.
Twitter announced today that they'll be ending free API access for bots. My @covidsewage Twitter bot posts a screenshot of the latest Covid sewage data for parts of the San Francisco Bay Area every…
New feature announced here. Here's the full documentation. These are incredibly easy to use. GitHub creates a file in your workspace and puts the filename in , so you can build the summary markdown…
I wanted to run some Django tests - using and with Django configured to pick up the environment variable via dj-database-url - against a PostgreSQL server running in GitHub Actions.
Newly created GitHub repositories come with a default set of labels. I have several labels I like to add on top of these.
I got my asgi-csrf Python package up to 100% code coverage. Here's the pull request. I started by installing and using the pytest-cov pytest plugin.
Useful for seeing what's available for conditions (see context and expression syntax). I copied this example action from here and deployed it here. Here's an example run.
From this example I learned that you can set environment variables such that they will be available in ALL jobs once at the top of a workflow: I had previously been using this much more verbose…
markdown-toc is a Node script that parses a Markdown file and generates a table of contents for it, based on the headings.
I have a Django application which uses PostgreSQL. I build the Django application into its own Docker container, push that built container to the GitHub package registery and then deploy that…