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GitHub Actions workflow syntax
Documents workflows as configurable automated processes made of events, jobs, and steps, including trigger syntax, permissions, defaults, concurrency, job dependencies, and conditional execution fields.
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| Pattern | Supported decision | Required contract | Claim note |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automation rule builder | Choose automation rule builder when the primary job is authoring a reusable rule with trigger, condition, action, activation, and future runtime behavior. | The rule cannot be activated until trigger, condition, action, owner, permissions, and required validation pass. | Supports workflows as configurable automation with events, jobs, steps, dependencies, permissions, and conditions. |
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- Automation rule builder vs human approval gate vs approval workflow vs settings management vs complete complex form vs recommended next action
Supports workflow event, job, step, permissions, dependency, and condition structure.
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