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## Setup a workflow file #2

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Setup a workflow file

⌨️ Activity: Create a pull request to add a workflow

  1. Create a new workflow file titled my-workflow.yml by using the instructions below, or this quicklink.
    • Go to the Actions tab.
    • Choose the Set up a workflow yourself option, located on the top right hand corner of the screen.
    • Change the name of the file from main.yml to my-workflow.yml.
  2. Commit the workflow to a new branch named add-initial-workflow.
  3. Create a pull request titled Create my first workflow.
  4. Supply the pull request body content and click Create pull request.

It is important to place meaningful content into the body of the pull requests you create throughout this course. This repository will stay with you long after you complete the course. It is advisable that you use the body of the pull requests you create as a way to take long lived notes about thing you want to remember.

Suggested body content

Workflow files are the recipe for task automation. This is where actions are placed if I want to use them for a task.


I'll respond in the new pull request when I detect it has been created. If at any point you're expecting a response and don't see one, refresh the page.

Originally posted by @github-learning-lab in #1 (comment)

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