Introduction to GitHub Actions - Part 2 - Chaining Jobs Together In A Workflow

In this video you are going to learn what happens when you define multiple jobs in a single workflow file, and how you can control the order those jobs run in. You will also learn about using conditional statements to control if a job can run. This video is Part 2 of a multi-part video series on an Introduction to GitHub Actions. This video will also be helpful in preparing for the GitHub Actions certification exam. ============================================================ 🕔 TIMESTAMPS 0:00 Intro 2:36 Chaining Jobs Workflow Overview 10:02 Running the Chaining Jobs Workflow 11:06 Run workflow with different parameters 12:40 Making Job 4 always run using a conditional statement 14:15 Making Job 2 fail on purpose 18:55 Wrap-up and teaser ============================================================ 🎥 INTRODUCTION TO GITHUB ACTIONS VIDEO SERIES ▶️ Part 1 - Your First GitHub Actions Workflow - https://youtu.be/xZyeAWawyVk ▶️ Part 2 - Chaining Jobs Together In A Workflow - https://youtu.be/4A1g8tyKPi4 ▶️ Part 3 - The GitHub Context Object and Variables - https://youtu.be/nNItXK3xd2s ▶️ Part 4 - The GitHub Marketplace - https://youtu.be/JYOGmLzMbpM ▶️ Part 5 - Run A Workflow Against A Pull Request - https://youtu.be/ClLKbB_59Ec ▶️ Part 6 - Repository Rulesets - https://youtu.be/ZTbM-h9RZOo ▶️ Part 7 - Deploy Your App Using GitHub Actions - https://youtu.be/_NPY3wGHnK4 ▶️ Part 8 - Create Your First Custom GitHub Action - https://youtu.be/zQdEsIBbVjE ▶️ Part 9 - Create Your First Reusable Workflow - https://youtu.be/gDBZGCGSs6E ▶️ Part 10 - Concurrency - https://youtu.be/JhBCHRtKcik ▶️ Part 11 - Trigger on a Custom Event - https://youtu.be/TmuqKFdh6kw ▶️ Part 12 - Masking Variables and Secrets - https://youtu.be/p7aOmRJ0qcY ============================================================ 🌐 FIND ME 👉 Blog: https://mickeygousset.com 👉 GitHub: https://github.com/mickeygousset 👉 Twitter: https://twitter.com/mickey_gousset