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Hi there, I'm Chris

  • 🔭 I'm a product manager at GitHub.
  • 🛠 I work mostly on Actions.
  • 😄 My pronouns are “he”/“him”.

📬 You can reach me by emailing me or on Twitter.

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    Example of deploying a container to Azure WebApps with GitHub Actions

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837 contributions in the last year

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February 1, 2021

chrispat has no activity yet for this period.

January 2021

Created 18 commits in 8 repositories
Created 5 repositories

Created a pull request in distribution/distribution that received 9 comments

Adding first draft of CI on GitHub Actions

Starting conversion from TravisCI to GitHub Actions for CI Signed-off-by: Chris Patterson chrispat@github.com

+55 −15 • 9 comments
Opened 5 other pull requests in 5 repositories
distribution/distribution
1 merged
DanielMartinus/Konfetti
1 closed
actions/starter-workflows
1 merged
actions/cache
1 merged
chrispat/blog
1 open
Reviewed 1 pull request in 1 repository
distribution/distribution 1 pull request
29 contributions in private repositories Jan 6 – Jan 29

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