GitHub Actions is a continuous integration and continuous delivery (CI/CD) platform that allows you to automate your build, test, and deployment pipeline directly from GitHub.
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Integrates with GitHub Actions for continuous integration and release workflows.
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Provides capabilities for correcting and managing GitHub Actions workflows
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Enables automated build and publishing workflows that are triggered when a new Git tag is pushed to release new versions of the package
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Integrates with GitHub Actions for continuous integration, including automated testing on Node.js 18.x and 20.x, test results uploaded as artifacts
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Uses GitHub Actions for continuous integration and deployment, automatically running tests, linting, and type checking on push to main and pull requests
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The MCP server uses GitHub Actions for continuous integration and deployment, running tests across Python versions, checking code formatting, performing type checking, security scans, and generating coverage reports.
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Supports integration with GitHub Actions workflows, enabling automated PR checks and reviews.
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Leverages GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipeline automation, enabling continuous integration and deployment of the MCP server.
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Enables complete workflow management including listing, viewing, triggering, canceling, and rerunning workflows, as well as analyzing workflow runs and their jobs in GitHub repositories.
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Integrates with GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipelines, automated testing, linting, and publishing releases to PyPI.
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Provides comprehensive GitHub Actions management capabilities, including creating workflows, listing and retrieving workflow details, monitoring workflow runs, triggering workflows manually, canceling running workflows, and re-executing failed or completed workflows.
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Offers tools for listing, viewing, and triggering GitHub Actions workflows, with capabilities for managing workflow runs and filtering by branch or status.
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Enables fetching available GitHub Actions workflows from repositories, getting detailed information about specific actions, and triggering workflow dispatch events with custom inputs.
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The README mentions GitHub Actions tools for Babashka, including setup-babashka and babashka-docker-action, which are recommended for using Babashka in GitHub Actions workflows.
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Uses GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipeline, automating testing, security scanning, building Docker images, and publishing to PyPI
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Uses GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipeline execution, showing build status via badges.
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Provides security scanning for GitHub Actions workflows with zero-config security guardrails against vulnerabilities and malicious packages in CI/CD pipelines.
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Implements CI/CD pipelines for automated testing and publishing of the package to PyPI
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Supports running protolint in GitHub workflows through various actions including github/super-linter, plexsystems/protolint-action, and yoheimuta/action-protolint
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Uses GitHub Actions for continuous integration with ESLint for code quality
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Provides CI/CD pipeline for building, signing, and publishing container images with security attestations
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Integrates with GitHub Actions for CI/CD workflows, specifically for automating npm package publishing when changes are pushed to the master branch.
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Provides a configured GitHub Actions workflow for automatic building and publishing of customized MCP packages to npm when a tag is pushed.
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Utilizes GitHub Actions for automated releases, testing, and publishing to PyPI and Docker Hub
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Utilizes GitHub Actions for automated testing across multiple Node.js versions and automated release processes including version bumping, tagging, and npm publishing
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Integrates with GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipelines, including automated testing, container image building, and deployment workflows.
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Provides workflows for automating npm package publishing, with support for both manual and semantic-release-based approaches.
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Optional integration for setting up CI/CD workflows to test and build the server
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Provides CI/CD pipelines for testing, building, and releasing MCP servers, with automated template synchronization to derived repositories
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Includes placeholder tools for future GitHub Actions integration, including capabilities to list workflows, view workflow runs, trigger workflow dispatch events, download workflow artifacts, and cancel running workflows.
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Enables automated CI/CD workflows with Claude integration for code review, bug fixing, and feature implementation
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Integrates with GitHub Actions to automatically verify build processes when pull requests are created and to automate the release process by building and publishing packages to NPM.
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Provides automated CI/CD pipeline for linting, testing, and deploying the Sequential Questioning server to various environments
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Automates the building and deployment of documentation to GitHub Pages when changes are pushed to the main branch
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Enables management of GitHub Actions workflows, including enabling, disabling, and triggering workflow actions within repositories.
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Enables CI/CD pipeline integration for automating migration checks on pull requests, particularly when model or migration files are modified.