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Author: camihmerhar

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 Composite run steps actions allow you to reuse actions by using shell scripts. You can even mix multiple shell languages within the same action. If you have many shell scripts to automate several tasks, you can now easily turn them into an action and reuse them for different workflows. Sometimes it's easier to just write a shell script than using JavaScript or wrapping your code in a Docker container.
 
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 ## Metadata and syntax needed to create an action
 
 When creating or reviewing a GitHub action, a great first step is to review the `action.yml` file to assess which inputs, outputs, description, runs, and other configuration information the action needs. Some of these parameters are required, while others are optional. The `action.yml` file defines the following information about your action:
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       shell: bash
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 ### Branding
 
 An optional but fun feature is the ability to customize the badge of your action. The badge is displayed next to the action name in the [GitHub Marketplace](https://github.com/marketplace?type=actions). You can use a color and [Feather](https://feathericons.com/) icon to create the badge. For branding, you'll need to specify the icon and color you wish to use.