Running a GitHub Actions workflow that doesn't exist yet on the default branch

Writing this mostly for future me in case I need it again. Hopefully it can help someone else too! Sometimes you need to run a GitHub Actions workflow, but it’s not on the default branch yet, because it’s still a work in progress and hasn’t been merged yet. Typically it’s just because you want to test it. If it has a pull_request trigger, no problem, it will just run automatically when you open the pull request that adds it (if you have the appropriate permissions on the repo).

Release 8.0.0 · FakeItEasy/FakeItEasy

Changed Upgrade Castle.Core to 5.1.1 (#1925) Match enumerable arguments by comparing contents rather than via Equals (#1960) This is technically a change, but it's pretty unlikely that anyone w...

GitHub - thomaslevesque/Extensions.Hosting.AsyncInitialization: Async initialization in .NET Core generic host (.NET Core 2.1+ and ASP.NET Core 3)

Async initialization in .NET Core generic host (.NET Core 2.1+ and ASP.NET Core 3) - GitHub - thomaslevesque/Extensions.Hosting.AsyncInitialization: Async initialization in .NET Core generic host (...

SQLitePCLRaw and open source sustainability

C# 11 List Patterns - Create compatible types - Gérald Barré

In this post, I describe how to create a .NET type that is compatible with the C# 11 list pattern syntax.