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Running the GitHub workflow

Running the GitHub workflow - Docker Tutorial

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Running the GitHub workflow

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- [Instructor] Now we have everything in place to run our GitHub workflow. In VSCode, you should have the branch for 08_02 active. This should be the same branch where you created the Docker.yml GitHub workflow file. Make sure you're working with your fork repository, not the official LinkedIn repository. You need to use your forked version to create and approve pull requests. In the left pane, click Source Control. You should have one pending change, and that is the addition of the docker.yml file. Enter a commit message. I'm going to say added Docker.yml workflow. Then in the Commit dropdown, select Commit & Push. Now go back to GitHub, click the Pull Request tab, then click New Pull Request. On the Pull Request page, make sure you select your own fork as the base repository. You will not be able to create a poll request if you select the LinkedIn repository. In the compare dropdown, select branch 08_02, then click…

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