Hi, I`m working on Github action to validate github sdk calls/events, simple example is to validate PR title, validate reviewers, files etc.
github.com/niradler/policyer-github
feedback is welcome :)

Just posted my submission for the hackathon: Workflow to keep CHANGELOG up-to-date with Release Notes

Let me know what you think about this. 🤓

I have just posted about a workflow I made: Automatically upgrade your package on winget with GitHub Actions. I hope it can be useful to others.

Hello everyone! I posted about a Github Action on Symfony 5 and PHPUnit and so much more. Feedback appreciated :)
Link: dev.to/romaixn/github-actions-for-...

Hi everyone,

• I've just published a blog describing my submission for #actionshackathon21.
• Created a github action workflow for performing Go continuous integration, here is link to Github Repo

Please share feedback :)

Shouting you all out! Keep up the great work! twitter.com/GitHubCommunity/status...

Hi everyone! 👋

Amazing to see so many ideas from the community.

Personally, I went for the Maintainers Must Haves category with workflows that use a recipe to help out maintainers triage and work with external contributions, see it here: dev.to/lirantal/the-maintainers-ci...

I learned quite a bunch of things about GitHub Actions myself, and definitely new workflows that I'm going to adopt for my own open source repositories.

Goodluck everyone and keep on posting your ideas 🚀

Hello! Just submitted my project GitHub Actions Workflow for Ultimate Laziness

Give it a check, you won't regret it 😉

GitHub Actions Workflow for Ultimate Laziness

Shehab Hosny ・ Dec 4 ・ 10 min read

#actionshackathon21 #github #opensource

What do you do with issues with dozens of comments? Close it or convert it to discussion?

I don't have an advice, but I've made an action to grab the most reacted comments in a long-winded issue, turn them into clickable elements, then insert them into the issue body.

Hope this will make your open source management a little bit easier.

Hi all! I'm working on a GitHub action to bulk merge/approve GitHub pull requests (depending on a valid set of status checks) I'd love any and all feedback 😉

Bulk merge & Approve Github Pull Requests with the Gomerge github action!

Cian Gallagher ・ Nov 26 ・ 2 min read

#actionshackathon21 #github #go #programming

Hey everyone! Our Github Action helps to surface more detailed errors to improve development time! 🤩

Check it out: github.com/nspired-tech/hackathon-...

Hey all, I've been working on an action that automatically updates the Twitter header with my last published blog posts—and it finally works! 🥲🚀

Wrote about the action and workflow in this post 🙌

Just posted my submission for #actionhackathon21

Its a collection of tweaked customized versions of existing workflows from the marketplace that I've been using in a BIG opensource repository with 6000+ contributors, 1k stars & 1.7k forks.
It makes moderation convenient, less chaotic & project management way more smooth...

"More power to the contributors, even more power to the maintainers"

Check it out here

Feel free to leave your feedback/reactions/suggestions to additional features there...
💖 Thanks 🤍

Building your workflow via code.

$yaml=\App\Objects\YamlObject::make()
        ->setName("My Test Name")
        ->setOnPushDefaultBranches()
        ->addMysqlService()
        ->addMatrixOsUbuntuLatest()
        ->toString();

dev.to/robertobutti/maghic-a-swiss...

Hi! Just here to share my project :)

Using GitHub Actions to turn contributors into heros of my open source game

I used GitHub's API to get the info from each PR after it's merged. Then the workflow generates a file with the contributors avatar, username, etc. This file is included in the game before the build. Then it's all build and deployed to GitHub Pages!

The workflow also keeps an archive with all previous contributions so you can see yours even after a new PR is merged.

I had so much fun with this :D

This hackathon was a ton of fun. We put together a blog post on what/how we wrote our submission: dev.to/algolia/building-a-github-i...

Hello I submitted my first ever github action; its creates an octocat styled with your most used language in your repos and can be displayed in your README. Have a look:
submission
workflow

Hey everyone 👋 How about having your favorite song on the collaborative playlist of all developers?

All you need is a simple issue on the Developers' Playlist repository:

Check my submission for Github Actions Hackathon 21:

Developers' Collaborative Playlist

oz9un ・ Dec 7 ・ 5 min read

#actionshackathon21 #github #spotify #opensource

Hey I've made an action that at at least i find very useful 🙂 It's called terraform_state_artifact and stores your Terraform statefile as an encrypted GitHub workflow artifact 🚀

Have authored GitHub actions for deploying AWS Serverless app to AWS cloud and also publish on a SNS topic.

Using GitHub actions - Deploy to AWS & SNS Publish

Jones Zachariah Noel for AWS Community ASEAN ・ Dec 4 ・ 3 min read

#actionshackathon21 #github #aws #opensource

Here's my submission! dev.to/cerchie/marvel-ize-your-rep...

We worked on automating Open edX deployments by Using GitHub Actions dev.to/corpcubite/how-to-automate-...

My team built an action a few months ago can we submit that ? We tested it out at an event and maintainers loved it

I am working on GitHub Actions Workflows to automate KiCad collaboration, using the KiBot action.

I'm working on a write-up of how check-spelling can help projects large and small.

dev.to/jsoref/add-check-spelling-t...

feedback is welcome

I've shared our Workflow to work for Blockchain development dev.to/martinpham/building-the-per...

Hope it'd be useful!

My submission on Django workflow is now live here: dev.to/ken_mwaura1/beginners-guide.... feedback welcome.

Published my very first post:

Jupyter & Co: GitHub Action For Colab Badges Generation

Taras Savchyn ・ Dec 9 ・ 4 min read

#actionshackathon21 #jupyter #datascience #python

More than happy to get some feedback!

Just shared how we’ve set up an internal marketplace for using GitHub Actions:

dev.to/rob_bos/internal-github-act...