You're reading a YAML workflow file in a GitHub repository and notice that it defines multiple jobs, each with several steps. Your team lead asks you to briefly explain how GitHub Actions workflows…

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Options

• APull requests, forks, and branches
• BIssues, discussions, and commits
• CWebhooks, gists, and notifications
• DWorkflows, jobs, steps, actions, and runnersright

• A
  3% (1)
• C
  3% (1)
• D
  94% (34)

Explanation

GitHub Actions workflows consist of workflows, which define automation processes; jobs, which are tasks executed in parallel or sequentially; steps, which are individual commands within jobs; actions, which are reusable components performing specific tasks; and runners, which are environments that execute workflows. This structured approach allows for efficient automation of builds, tests, and deployments. Option D is CORRECT because GitHub Actions is built from the following key components: Workflows - Automated processes triggered by events. Jobs - Group of steps that execute on the same runner. Steps - Individual commands or actions in a job. Actions - Reusable extensions that run complex tasks. Runners - Virtual machines or servers that execute jobs. https://docs.github.com/en/actions/learn-github-actions/understanding-github-actions

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