Automate Your Workflow with GitHub Actions – Part 1 of 2 Module Evaluation Estimated reading: 1 minute 5 views Check your knowlegde 1. Which GitHub Actions component is used to structure a workflow into individual tasks that can run sequentially or in parallel? jobs Actions steps 2. When configuring a GitHub Actions workflow to use a container action, which attribute specifies the runner’s operating system? runs-on uses on 3. Which attribute in a GitHub Actions workflow file determines the event that triggers the workflow? on runs-on jobs 4. Which section of a GitHub Actions workflow file allows you to define inputs for a container action? inputs jobs steps 5. Dans un workflow GitHub Actions, où définit-on l’environnement (comme ubuntu-latest) pour exécuter les tâches ? in the jobs section in the actions section in the steps section 6. Your team wants to automate software compilation, testing, and deployment tasks using GitHub Actions. Which GitHub feature provides reliable and sustainable automated workflows? GitHub Actions GitHub Sponsors GitHub Pages 7. You need to set up an automated workflow for the software development lifecycle using GitHub Actions. Which type of GitHub Action would you choose to ensure that the environment is part of the action's code and runs specifically in a GitHub-hosted Linux environment? Container actions JavaScript actions Composite actions 8.Your team wants to run a script to install dependencies after fetching the code in a GitHub Actions workflow. In which section of the workflow file should this script be placed? steps jobs actions 9.You are creating a container action to run in a workflow triggered by a push event. Which key elements must you include in the action.yml file to define the inputs and execution? Sections inputs and runs — define the parameters and execution logic Sections steps and attribute uses — used in the workflow.yml file, not in action.yml Sections jobs and section branding — not relevant for defining an action Automate Your Workflow with GitHub Actions – Part 1 of 2 - Previous Exercise – Create and run a basic GitHub Actions workflow Next - Automate Your Workflow with GitHub Actions – Part 1 of 2 Summary
