In a GitHub Actions workflow there are context variables for the current run ID and the current job name. These are sufficient to build a URL like this:

I have several repos that use the “latest” of a container in the GitHub Actions workflows. However, they don’t rerun the workflow when the “latest” changes. For example, https://github.com/gridlabd-tutorials/lesson-1 uses the container lfenergy/arras:latest. I would like the workflow .github/workflows/main.yml to rerun when the container is updated by the maintainer.

I have the following GitHub Actions workflow:

I want to run a workflow on stale PRs, i.e. PRs with no new commits for X number of days. The workflow should de-provision Azure resources associated with the PR.

I want to run a workflow on stale PRs, i.e. PRs with no new commits for X number of days. The workflow should de-provision Azure resources associated with the PR.

When selecting a self-hosted runner in a GitHub Actions workflow using the runs-on attribute, you can only choose a runner by its labels or group, not by the name of the runner itself.

When selecting a self-hosted runner in a GitHub Actions workflow using the runs-on attribute, you can only choose a runner by its labels or group, not by the name of the runner itself.

When selecting a self-hosted runner in a GitHub Actions workflow using the runs-on attribute, you can only choose a runner by its labels or group, not by the name of the runner itself.

When selecting a self-hosted runner in a GitHub Actions workflow using the runs-on attribute, you can only choose a runner by its labels or group, not by the name of the runner itself.

When selecting a self-hosted runner in a GitHub Actions workflow using the runs-on attribute, you can only choose a runner by its labels or group, not by the name of the runner itself.