Approval Workflows With GitHub Actions

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I’ve been doing a bunch of work with GitHub Actions recently, from deploying Azure Functions to overhauling my blog pipeline but each of these workflows have been rather straight forward, just build and deploy all off the one workflow. With my latest project, FSharp.CosmosDb, I wanted to use GitHub Actions but the workflow I want is a little more complex. For other OSS projects such as dotnet-delice the workflow works like so: I push to master it will compile the application, create the NuGet packages and then wait for me to approve the release before pushing to NuGet, creating the GitHub Release and tagging the right commit.

This content originally appeared on Posts on LINQ to Fail and was authored by Posts on LINQ to Fail