GitHub Action Interview Questions | GitHub Actions Interview Questions and Answers | 18

GitHub Action Interview Questions | GitHub Actions Interview Questions and Answers | 18
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Welcome back to another video in the series of DevOps Interviews. This is the 18th video in this series. This is a complete 18-minute-long technical video purely on #githubactions #devops #devopsinterview etc. The difficulty level would be easy to medium level. Pick a pen and paper, and note down the questions this video covers.
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[@riddhimar4810]

Thanks, it was helpful 🎉

[@LogicOpsLab]

Glad it helped!

[@user-ky4gx7vf8q]

if i want to pass data b/W steps in a job it is possible how ? can please explain answer

[@amanankit6007]

What would be best answer for last question? How to customise logging for GitHub actions

[@LogicOpsLab]

To be honest, there is not a standard answer to this but for starters you can use various techniques and settings to control how information is displayed in your workflow runs. GitHub Actions uses the standard echo, printf, and other shell commands to output information, and you can also use special annotations and environment variables to modify the way logs are displayed. Several other things we can try are: 1) Log Levels 2) Use Env Variables 3) Customized annotations in the code 4) Log Formatting - You can use ANSI escape codes to format log messages with colors or other text styles. This can help differentiate between different types of log messages. There could be more, but, this is what I have known/found.