A practical guide to architecting an efficient GitHub Actions CI workflow for frontend teams. Key tips include consolidating multiple workflows into a single workflow with jobs that run in parallel or sequentially using the `needs` keyword, caching dependencies to avoid redundant installs, sharing build artifacts between jobs, and using concurrency groups to automatically cancel outdated workflow runs when new commits are pushed. The goal is a pipeline that is cost-saving, fast to fail, and easy to visualize.
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What would constitute a "good" GitHub CI workflow?One workflow to rule them allSharing is caring"You are terminated"Conclusion2 Impressions