If you use the Twitter Together GitHub Action, you could simply PR a .tweet file and then use the automerge Action to merge it if the build passes (which it should!) :)
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I'm on the Actions team at GitHub, and this is a great description. Especially the part about GIFs.
That's a good idea. Deploy a new version, generate a post on Twitter with a GIF. 🙃
If you use the Twitter Together GitHub Action, you could simply PR a .tweet file and then use the automerge Action to merge it if the build passes (which it should!) :)