Accessing the workflow logs from the GitHub user interface is straightforward. Here are the steps:
Navigate to your repository: Open the GitHub repository where the workflow is located.
Go to the Actions tab: In the repository, click on the "Actions" tab. This will show you a list of all workflow runs.
Select the workflow run: Click on the name of the workflow run that you're interested in. This will take you to a page with a summary of the run.
Access the job logs: On the workflow run page, you'll see a list of jobs. Click on the name of the job to see the logs for that job.
Inspect the step logs: On the job page, you'll see a list of steps. Each step has its own set of logs. Click on the arrow next to the step name to expand the logs for that step.
The logs provide detailed information about what happened at each step of the job. They can help you diagnose issues, understand what the workflow is doing, and verify that the workflow is working as expected.
Accessing the workflow logs from the GitHub user interface is straightforward. Here are the steps:
Navigate to your repository: Open the GitHub repository where the workflow is located.
Go to the Actions tab: In the repository, click on the "Actions" tab. This will show you a list of all workflow runs.
Select the workflow run: Click on the name of the workflow run that you're interested in. This will take you to a page with a summary of the run.
Access the job logs: On the workflow run page, you'll see a list of jobs. Click on the name of the job to see the logs for that job.
Inspect the step logs: On the job page, you'll see a list of steps. Each step has its own set of logs. Click on the arrow next to the step name to expand the logs for that step.
The logs provide detailed information about what happened at each step of the job. They can help you diagnose issues, understand what the workflow is doing, and verify that the workflow is working as expected.