GitHub · GH-200
Logs, artifacts, and workflow management
GH-200 · Lesson 7 of 16 · 1:01:51
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In this lesson
Prepare for the GH-200 exam (GitHub Actions). In this lesson: finding workflows, runs, and jobs in the Actions tab, the REST API, and GitHub CLI, downloading logs as a zip archive per run or a text file per job, downloading and deleting artifacts, and the difference between disabling and deleting a workflow, plus canceling and force-canceling runs. Includes three original practice questions.
Preview the topics
- A Contoso script must save the complete logs of a failed run, every job included, into the team’s archive. Which call fits?
- Contoso’s storage costs grew because old nightly runs kept large artifacts, and the team wants to remove one of those runs, along with everything it stored. What should they do?
- A Contoso workflow keeps sending wrong requests to a partner’s API, and the team needs it stopped now, while they fix it, without losing the workflow file. What should they do?