I have a repo with a workflow that runs make. The repo has a submodule that I own. What I want to do is update a tag in the submodule if the make succeeds.

I have configured a dev environment with a Firebase secret, but I can’t write it to my .env.local file when running the CI. Only repository-level secrets work.

I have configured a dev environment with a Firebase secret, but I can’t write it to my .env.local file when running the CI. Only repository-level secrets work.

I developed a sample GitHub workflow where I split the tests to be executed in parallel using multiple jobs. The splitting of the tests to chunks is performed by the chaosaffe/split-tests github action. The sample project is inside my own GitHub account as a public repo.

I developed a sample GitHub workflow where I split the tests to be executed in parallel using multiple jobs. The splitting of the tests to chunks is performed by the chaosaffe/split-tests github action. The sample project is inside my own GitHub account as a public repo.

I developed a sample GitHub workflow where I split the tests to be executed in parallel using multiple jobs. The splitting of the tests to chunks is performed by the chaosaffe/split-tests github action. The sample project is inside my own GitHub account as a public repo.

I developed a sample GitHub workflow where I split the tests to be executed in parallel using multiple jobs. The splitting of the tests to chunks is performed by the chaosaffe/split-tests github action. The sample project is inside my own GitHub account as a public repo.

I developed a sample GitHub workflow where I split the tests to be executed in parallel using multiple jobs. The splitting of the tests to chunks is performed by the chaosaffe/split-tests github action. The sample project is inside my own GitHub account as a public repo.

I developed a sample GitHub workflow where I split the tests to be executed in parallel using multiple jobs. The splitting of the tests to chunks is performed by the chaosaffe/split-tests github action. The sample project is inside my own GitHub account as a public repo.

I developed a sample GitHub workflow where I split the tests to be executed in parallel using multiple jobs. The splitting of the tests to chunks is performed by the chaosaffe/split-tests github action. The sample project is inside my own GitHub account as a public repo.