Run your GitHub Actions locally

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iotapi322 · 15m ago

Lots of changes have to be made to your github action workflow to actually make this work properly.

igor47 · 1h ago

I've wanted this so much! My main questions are about permissions. I use environment-specific variables and secrets, I would need to reconfigure them locally and didn't see how. The other issue is workload identity federation.

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Run your GitHub Actions locally

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