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OpenAI Chat Test #4
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/openai how do I use workflow_dispatch for github actions? |
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/openai how do I use workflow_dispatch for github actions? |
/openai how do I use workflow_dispatch for github actions? |
GitHub Actions allow you to trigger workflows by using the workflow_dispatch event. To use workflow_dispatch, you first need to define a workflow that contains the trigger event. This is typically done in a YAML file in your repository, such as .github/workflows/.yml. Once the workflow is defined, you can trigger it through the GitHub Actions UI, or by using the GitHub API. In the Actions UI, you can find the workflow_dispatch trigger under the “Events” tab. From there, you can provide any necessary parameters for the workflow and trigger it. Alternatively, you can use the GitHub API to trigger the workflow. This can be done by making a POST request to https://api.github.com/repos/:owner/:repo/dispatches with the required parameters. For more information, please see the official documentation. |
/openai how to do a multi-line string in python |
There are several ways to create a multi-line string in python. One way is to use triple quotes, either ''' or """ """ Another way is to use the newline escape character (\n) my_string = "This is a \nmulti-line \nstring in python." |
Test in comments by adding
/openai foo
we could probably update this to work with discussions?
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