📄️ Add git commit hash to website
You updated your site, committed and pushed. Continious integration picked up and will soon deploy. Now is the time for endless refreshes. You are not even sure if changes are in place because the latest change didn't have any visual changes. How can you tell if the latest commit is published? Well, why not put the latest commit hash in the `` tag? It is very simple with Github Actions. Below is the snippet of the deployment yaml.
📄️ Github Actions env variables
Use the actions yml below to see all available environment variables on Github Actions.
📄️ Makefile for project commands
Makefile is very useful to keep all of your project related commands in one place. Here's a sample Makefile for a NextJS project.