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Since going generally available in 2019, GitHub Actions has cemented itself in the development zeitgeist. It's the default now, about as ubiquitous a choice as Postgres or React was a few years back. I've been using Actions with teams for the past four years and lean on it heavily for personal projects, including a few nifty things built on edge cases in how it behaves. Like all technology it has…
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