Having difficulty in creating github package #114592
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Check Workflow File: Make sure your YAML (*.yml) file in the .github/workflows directory is correctly configured. Verify the syntax, including any indentation and key-value pairs. Workflow Triggers: Confirm that your workflow is triggered appropriately. GitHub Actions can be triggered on events like pushes, pull requests, or manual triggers. Ensure your workflow is set up to run when you expect it to. Output Logging: Include debugging statements or print statements in your workflow to check for errors or to see if certain steps are being executed. You can use echo commands or specific actions designed for logging like actions/setup-node. Access Permissions: Ensure that your workflow has the necessary permissions to access the repository and perform the required actions. Check if any secrets or tokens are correctly set up and accessible within your workflow. Environment Setup: Verify that your workflow environment is correctly configured. For example, if you're building a Node.js package, make sure Node.js is installed and available in the workflow environment. Dependency Installation: If your package relies on dependencies, ensure that they are installed correctly. You can use actions like actions/setup-python or actions/setup-node to set up the environment with the necessary dependencies. Artifact Creation: If your package should generate artifacts, ensure that they are being correctly created and saved. Use actions like actions/upload-artifact to upload artifacts to GitHub. GitHub Package Registry Configuration: Double-check your GitHub Package Registry configuration, including the package name, version, and any metadata required by GitHub. |
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Having difficulty in creating package, have done with .github/workflows and created yml file as required but the github package is not getting created
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