> Do you reckon this accessibility is a combination of Yes, exactly. All of our build pipelines for a repository are included in the .github folder in the root

> Do you reckon this accessibility is a combination of Yes, exactly. All of our build pipelines for a repository are included in the .github folder in the root of the repo. It makes it easier for team members to feel comfortable making changes and submitting a PR for them. You can setup an ACT container so you can test GitHub Action changes locally before pushing them too (see https://github.com/nektos/act https://github.com/nektos/act ) > Out of curiosity, how reliable do you find the environment cleanup is? So far, environment cleanup has been reliable, but I have noticed where it failed to cleanup some provisioned resources once in a blue moon. I blame this more on our code than GitHub Actions. I periodically review our sandbox environments to ensure we didn't miss deleting anything.