First Workflow

Author: sayedms

.github/workflows/first-workflow.yml

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+# The name of the job is what will display on the GitHub repository in the Actions tab.
+name: First Workflow
+
+# The 'on' section tells GitHub under what conditions we want to run this workflow.
+# https://docs.github.com/en/actions/using-workflows/events-that-trigger-workflows
+# Common scenarios include:
+  # workflow-dispatch (manual execution)
+  # issues
+  # push
+  # pull_request
+  # schedule
+on:
+  workflow_dispatch:
+  issues:
+    types: [opened]
+
+# This section covers the work to perform.
+# We include one or more jobs in this section.
+jobs:
+  # Each individual job will include details like execution order,
+  # pre-requisite jobs, and execution platform.
+  job1:
+    # We can run jobs on GitHub hosted VM runners in Windows, Ubuntu, and Mac OS.
+    # We can also run jobs on self-hosted hardware.
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+
+    # Each job contains one or more steps. A step needs to have at least a name and a command.
+    steps:
+    - name: Step one
+      # The 'run' command executes a shell or command script. Because this is Ubuntu, the
+      # default run command will be /bin/bash
+      run: echo "Log from step one"
+      # This section does not appear in the solution file but demonstrates how to set
+      # custom variables that will be available in the run script.
+      env:
+        VARIABLE_NAME: value
+    - name: Step two
+      run: echo "Log from step two"
+      
+  job2:
+    # Job 2 will only run after job 1 completes.
+    # Removing this 'needs' section would make the jobs run simultaneously.
+    needs: job1
+    runs-on: ubuntu-latest
+
+    steps:
+    - name: Cowsays
+      # The 'uses' command executes a remote GitHub action.
+      # A command like mscoutermarsh/cowsays-action means you can
+      # find this code at https://github.com/mscoutermarsh/cowsays-action
+      uses: mscoutermarsh/cowsays-action@master
+      # The 'with' block includes parameters that the workflow will pass
+      # to this action. Parameters are all in key-value format.
+      with:
+        text: 'Ready for prod--ship it!'
+        color: 'magenta'