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--- tutorial:publishing_mods_using_github_actions [2023/04/10 09:04] – Fix typos and capitalisation poopooracoocoo
+++ tutorial:publishing_mods_using_github_actions [2024/11/19 22:35] (current) – linking to English Wikipedia instead of Deutschsprachige Wikipedia kkiris
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 ===== Setup =====
-If we want Github to do something for us, we need to tell their servers what exactly we want. To do that we need to add a ''.yml'' file in ''/.github/workflows''. You can think of this ''.yml'' file as the config file of your Github Action. It does not matter how it is named, you should however pick a relevant name. [[https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML|YAML]] is generally similar to JSON in concept, but has a very different syntax. Just like Python you don't use curly braces ''{}'' and instead only use indention to declare your structure.
+If we want Github to do something for us, we need to tell their servers what exactly we want. To do that we need to add a ''.yml'' file in ''/.github/workflows''. You can think of this ''.yml'' file as the config file of your Github Action. It does not matter how it is named, you should however pick a relevant name. [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/YAML|YAML]] is generally similar to JSON in concept, but has a very different syntax. Just like Python you don't use curly braces ''{}'' and instead only use indention to declare your structure.
 The general structure of your ''.yml'' file should look like this: