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Jul 24Liked by Julien Singler, Alex Pliutau

Many operations are similar across different projects and can be shared entirely. GitHub noticed this and came up with a clever idea, allowing developers to write each operation as an independent script file and store it in the code repository, so that other developers can reference it.

If you need a certain action, you don't have to write complex scripts yourself; you can directly reference the actions written by others. The entire continuous integration process becomes a combination of actions. This is the most distinctive feature of GitHub Actions.

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