These are proof of concepts for automation using Actions. They are not production ready. You can use them as a starting point to build your own.

GitHub Actions documentation has a rich set of articles from Getting Started to referenced librarys for Actions context.

This workflow is to generate a summary of workflow runs within the hosted repository with the given date period. The summary is represented in both Value Stream view and Table view.

• Create a yml workflow under .github/workflows/ folder
• Add get_workflow_runs.py and evaluate_workflow_runs.py to .github/scripts/ folder
• Set the desired on trigger

• An Issue will be created with the formatted data

• Workflow names can also be manually defined and ordered in the workflow-names.txt file.
• START_DATE and END_DATE in step: Set dates - They are set to one month apart. This can be modified to the desired duration.
• Templates in step: Generate Mermaid diagram in markdown and step: Generate Mermaid diagram in markdown need to be updated.

This workflow is to generate a summary of workflow runs within the hosted repository with the given date period. The summary is represented in both Value Stream view and Table view.

• Create a yml workflow under .github/workflows/ folder
• Add get_org_workflow_runs.py and evaluate_org_workflow_runs.py to .github/scripts/ folder
• Set the desired on trigger

• An Issue will be created with the formatted data

• START_DATE and END_DATE in step: Set dates - They are set to one month apart. This can be modified to the desired duration.
• Template in step: Generate table diagram in markdown can be customised with styling.

This workflow attempts to orchestrate the beginning of GitHub Flow.

flowchart LR
    A[Issue Opened] --> B[Create branch]
    B --> C[Convert Issue to Pull Request]

• Create a yml workflow under .github/workflows/ folder

• When a new issue is created, a new branch and a pull request are automatically created.