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Or just use composite actions, it's not 2020 anymore. Templating GitHub Actions is very powerful (I've worked with such a setup) but it has its own headaches a
by anttiharju 1y ago
Or just use composite actions, it's not 2020 anymore.
Templating GitHub Actions is very powerful (I've worked with such a setup) but it has its own headaches and if you don't _need_ custom tooling better to not have it.
I can wish for improvements on the native setup without reaching out for the sledgehammer.
- anttiharju 1y agoI think most of the pain with GitHub Actions goes away if you use actionlint, action-validator, prettier/yamlfmt in a single ci job to validate your setup. Can even add them as git hooks that automatically stage changes and give quick feedback when iterating.