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As always, here is a link to the complete setup code on Github.
Github Actions is a CI/CD platform that allows us to build automated pipelines for code testing, building, deployments, and many more. Github Actions are not limited to React apps and can be used for applications based on other frameworks as well. Jenkins is one of the alternatives to Github Actions that can be used for setting up the CI/CD pipeline.
As the complexity and team size of a project grows, it becomes increasingly important to ensure the code being developed doesn’t break the existing code. Along with that, it’s also important to ensure that the code follows the coding standards defined for the project along with automatic deployment to the development/staging environments as soon as the code is merged on the default branch. And if the project follows Trunk-Based Development, it becomes even more important to ensure everyone follows the defined processes. This is the exact problem that can be solved using Github Actions.
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