IntroductionWhat is CI/CD?Breaking ChangesCI/CD Tools and Solutions
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Figure 1. Differences between continous delivery
vs. continous deployment and their relationship to continous
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Exit CodesStart by ExitingPrinting Exit CodesSetting Exit CodesIgnoring Exit Codes
Understanding Yet Another Markup LanguageYAMLWhat CI/CD tools use YAML
YAML and GitHub ActionsGitHub Actions YAML
Hello CI World
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GitHub Actions page
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GitHub Actions page part 2
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Pull Request
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Pull Request
CI for Python PackageSetup Python projectSetup CI
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Actions
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We can see the output / results from running pytest:
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Pull Request
MatrixMultiple version Python testing - Naive ApproachMatrix
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GitHub Actions multi-version
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GitHub Actions allow failure
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GitHub Actions cross platform
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GitHub Actions pull request
CD for Python PackageSetup CD for ReleasesWrap up
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Release manual
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The dist job passes but the publish job
fails. The publish job cannot fine the artifact. 
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Pipeline passes
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Register Page
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Token Page
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Secrets Page
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Secrets API Page
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Success actions
Badge for CI/CDBadgesBadges
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Which will give you something like: 
(Bonus) Discuss CI/CD for DocumentationDocumentation artifacts
(Bonus) Quick primer on ContainersContainersDockerDockerHubOverall Docker Architecture
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Docker arch
(Bonus) Implementing CI/CD for documentation using containersSetup CI for documentationGitHub Container Image RegistrySetup CD for documentationSide note about our “CD”Wrap up
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GitHub Actions docs CI
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GitHub Actions docs CD
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GitHub Actions docs package
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GitHub Actions docs package