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piszek.com
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| | | | | I have been relying on Github actions to publish my plugins to the .org repositiory for some now. It feels magical - you publish a release and it builds, zips and uploads the plugin wherever it needs to go. With WP Playground, you can take that process to another level - the moment you hitContinue reading "Live demo of your WP Plugin with GH releases and WP Playground" | |
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til.simonwillison.net
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| | | | | I used to use a combination of actions/setup-python and actions/cache in all of my Python GitHub Actions projects in order to install Python dependencies via a cache, rather than hitting PyPI to download copies every time. | |
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llm.datasette.io
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| | | | | [AI summary] This page explains the setup, installation, and configuration options for the LLM command-line tool, including instructions for managing API keys and integrating custom model plugins. | |
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huey.xyz
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| | | Triggering a GitHub action from a git push from another GitHub action. This site is a static site with a deployment pipeline that comprises various daisy-chained GitHub actions. For example, there is a GitHub action that checks my BookWyrm orreadi.com profile periodically, and updates a JSON file in the GitHub repository for this site if there are changes to the books... | ||