This post taught me about two GitHub Actions features I've been wanting and didn't know existed: 1. You can schedule workflows. This is super useful for runnin

This post taught me about two GitHub Actions features I've been wanting and didn't know existed: 1. You can schedule workflows. This is super useful for running dependency vulnerability scanners on repos that don't see active development. 2. You can manually trigger workflows. This is perfect for one repo I have where I manually build releases. The branching model doesn't lend itself well to a PR release action, and the need for inputs complicates things further. But now I can move the release infrastructure off of my laptop and into GitHub Actions.