2 years ago

Category: Software, Docker, Jenkins, github, gitlab, yaml

As you may have read previously, my site cloudwithchris.com is hosted using Azure Storage A common pattern when building static websites is to version control the assets and use Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery to deliver the rendered compiled website to Azure.

These JavaScript actions run by executing the JavaScript files in the "action repository" in the context of your codebase.

This is explained thoroughly in the Using release management for actions section in the GitHub docs.

You'll be able to see this in the releases section of a repository for a GitHub action (e.g. actions/checkout releases or azure/login releases).