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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions language-core/11-developing-julia-packages.md
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Before we `git commit` and `git push` our `MyAwesomePackage`, let's add a functionality that at each time the package is pushed, github performs an operation (github calls these operation "actions"), and in particular it automatically runs the test for us.

Let's add the folder/file `[USER_HOME_FOLDER]/.julia/dev/MyAwesomePackage/.github/workflow/ci.yml`:
Let's add the folder/file `[USER_HOME_FOLDER]/.julia/dev/MyAwesomePackage/.github/workflows/ci.yml`:

```
name: CI
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Something that comes in handy is the following action: it checks for us if any of our dependencies has a new version and open for us a pull request to
account for such version in our project's `Project.toml`. But attention, it is still up to us to check that indeed the new version works with our package!

`[USER_HOME_FOLDER]/.julia/dev/MyAwesomePackage/.github/workflow/CompatHelper.yml`:
`[USER_HOME_FOLDER]/.julia/dev/MyAwesomePackage/.github/workflows/CompatHelper.yml`:

```
name: CompatHelper
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