Setting up a CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions & Netlify

[@royal-code]

I'm loving every bit of this series Josh.. thanks!

[@harmanmax]

Great Explanation Joshua Thank you so much !

[@badgerbr1an875]

*Adding a password on Netify requires a Pro Account ($20/month). Just an FYI.

[@jacinyan3893]

Hi Joshua, that’s exactly what I am looking for. And is the whole series put in a playlist? I might need to check the videos where you created the kanban board. Cheers

[@andres111111000]

Genius :)

[@GuillermoArellano]

I was hoping to not have to create a toml file and only use GitHub Actions to deploy to Netlify. Guess that may not be possible.

[@iagolisboa7827]

I tried following this tutorial but every time I try to deploy the site I get an error, can't find how to solve it, make a playlist teaching how to configure the repo properly or something, bad tutorial for beginners like me :(

[@romimaximus]

I thought this tutorial , was to show how use Github Actions to deploy the app ?, but i didnt see you doing that ? , but thank you 👍

[@JoshuaMorony]

For this particular example I'm using GitHub Actions for the CI part of the process (running automated tests when code is pushed), and Netlify for the CD part - this tutorial starts with the GitHub Actions stuff already set up, but the previous tutorial covers that: ruclips.net/video/mda8mH4dRuo/видео.html

[@romimaximus]

@@JoshuaMorony ok, thank you very much 😊👍

[@romimaximus]

The tutorial in the link is for testing..., im looking for a tutorial that teaches how to use github actions to deploy an application..

[@JoshuaMorony]

@@romimaximus Yes this tutorial only uses GitHub Actions for CI testing, I don't have anything on using GitHub Actions for the actual deployment step

[@jacinyan3893]

And lazy as I am, is there also a way Netlify would know if everything goes right in Github Actions it can still auto publish the build, and doesn’t if the actions fail.