Setup Github Actions for Elixir CI/CD

Github actions is awesome because it automatically runs tests and checks during a pull request for your project; making your project more reliable. Learn how to implement Continuous Integration and Continuous Delivery(CI/CD) with Github Actions in this tutorial.
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[@wanglijun9190]

if you can share the github repo would be cooler

[@michaeldimmitt9974]

You can also run a github action via cron job!
on:
schedule:
- cron: "0 12 * * *"
This is 12:00 utc time or 7:00 am eastern time.
I made use of an action with a cronjob when I needed to make a daily report on an environment that might be changed by others. Essentially I ran a test suite on that environment every day to have confidence that nothing changed. The action even shipped the report to a dashboard running in another app.

[@danimusbar]

Awesome, keep up Sir 👍

[@liveviewmastery]

Thank you 😀

[@djsnakeyes]

This is awesome. Will there be a part 2 for the actual deployment phase?

[@liveviewmastery]

I wasn't planning on it. But I'll do a deployment to Render.com video and add how to wire that up to Github Actions