3 posts tagged with "GitHub Actions"

Introduction​

Linting tools like ESLint are critical in maintaining code quality and enforcing best practices in a project. However, running ESLint across the entire codebase in every pull request (PR) can be inefficient, especially when only a few files have changed.

In this guide, we will show you how to configure GitHub Actions to run ESLint only on the files modified in a PR. This setup improves feedback speed and ensures that merged code does not introduce new linting errors.

Introduction​

GitHub Actions provides a powerful way to automate workflows, including running a Node.js application with user-entered inputs. In this guide, we will create a GitHub Actions workflow that allows users to enter a date manually, pass it to a Node.js script, and validate the input format.

Introduction​

Keeping track of changes in a project is essential, but manually updating the changelog and creating releases can be tedious. In this blog, we'll automate the process using GitHub Actions to:

• Run a workflow on the 1st of every month (or manually).
• Extract the latest commit messages.
• Update CHANGELOG.md automatically.
• Create a new GitHub release using the updated CHANGELOG.md.