For a workflow, that we use with different inputs, we have multiple jobs, one of the jobs starts with:

I want to create a single manual trigger pipeline for multiple environments for example dev,qa and prod. In my pipeline for each of these environments I have 3-4 variables which are dependant on the environment choice. I have the idea to set these variables as an environment variables in a separate step of the pipeline so they get set correctly based on the initial input. However I’m not sure how optimal this is and I want to ask is there a different sollution to my problem. Under my question I’ve provided my initial idea:

I have a workflow like this:

I have a workflow like this:

My github project runs GH action on release to publish my Rust crate.

I currently have a GitHub workflow that is triggered on push to main. This builds and deploys the artifact and so on. Now I want to log additional information with another action. I want to save the person who created the preceding pull request and the person who approved the pull request.
What is the best way to get this information? It feels like the execution of the workflow should remain on push. But to get this information I would have to start the workflow as soon as the PR has been approved & merged. What would be the best approach from a design point of view?

We have the current branch setup for our IaC repository:

I’m working on a GitHub Actions workflow with several jobs for CI/CD. Some jobs are not being triggered as expected, despite previous jobs completing successfully:

I am trying to publish/release a zip file built during a workflow triggered when pushing a tag, but the release step is unable to find the zip file.

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