CSharp-Coder

Learn GitHub Actions CI/CD for .NET with a complete YAML workflow to build, test and deploy your app to Azure. Copy the pipeline and ship today. If you are still clicking "Publish" from Visual Studio to get your API into production, you are one tired Friday away from an outage. GitHub Actions .NET pipelines solve that problem: every push builds your solution, runs your tests, and — when the tests pass — ships the artifact to Azure, AWS, or your own server, without a human touching a button. In this tutorial you will build a complete GitHub Actions CI/CD workflow for a .NET 10 application from an empty YAML file to a production deployment with environment approvals, and you will understand why each block exists rather than just copying it. Everything below is runnable. You will need a GitHub repository, a .NET solution with at least one test project, and (for the deployment half) an Azure App Service or any host that accepts a zip deploy. Why GitHub Actions for a .NET ...