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In this blog post, I share tips on how to use GitHub actions most efficiently and avoid unnecessary execution time and money spending. I assume you are familiar with GitHub Actions and used them already but here is a quick recap: GitHub Actions is t...
Nearly all GitHub Action workflows need to checkout a Git repository at a particular version. If you still use actions/checkout@v2, it is time to update! Why Because the latest v2 version (= v2.5.0) still uses node12. Node 12 has been out of support...
GitHub does not yet provide a public GitHub action virtual environment for macOS 12 with Xcode 13.3 but this should not stop you! Fill out this form to request macOS 12 private beta access for your GitHub organization. The private beta program incl. ...
This blog post is for you if You are using GitHub actions and workflows for CI/CD You don't know how to use a Swift command-line tool in a GitHub workflow OR You wonder if your workflow, executing a Swift command-line tool, can be improved regarding...
What are binary frameworks in Swift Apple introduced a new way of building and distributing binary frameworks with Xcode 11. The new XCFramework bundle type allows module-stable frameworks: binaries don't break once a new Siwft is released. multi-...
I am an avid fan and user of GitHub Actions. Actions are individual tasks that you can combine to create jobs and customize your CI/CD workflow. You can write your own actions to use in your workflow and share those actions with the GitHub community....
