GitHub Actions

In the previous post I used GitHub Actions and Pulumi to create an S3 bucket. This post shows how to build a .Net 5 application and upload the zip to the S3 bucket.

With GitHub Actions, C#, and Pulumi it is easy to create an AWS S3 bucket, here’s how.

Sometimes you will want a user to approve a build job/step in GitHub Actions, in this post I show you how to do just that.

In the previous post I gave a quick introduction to GitHub Actions showing how to build a small Hello World application and make the artifact available for download. In this post, I’ll show how to build debug and release versions of the same application, with the release only being built if the debug one builds successfully.

This is the first of a few posts on GitHub Actions. This first will be fairly basic, compile a Hello World application, zip up the binaries, and make them available to download. In future posts, I’ll show how to add approvals and deploying to AWS, but for now, simple is best.