Building a CI workflow for those who hate it (using GitHub Actions)

In this video, I build a simple GitHub Actions workflow to automatically run tests, train a model, and publish a new model version every time somebody changes the code of a repository.
This is a "release workflow" for dummies.
GitHub repository: github.com/tid...
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[@satvikbisht]

Can you have some videos for cicd using gitlab for mlops?

[@joeeeee8738]

Great explanation!

[@TheCuriousCurator-Hindi]

I like your explaination style. One question, how do u move the release artifact to severs and serve using this model using github actions? maybe via approval.

[@paulofledo123]

Amazing job, thanks

[@කැලණිකුප්පි]

This guy man 🎉🎉🎉 subscribed

[@caesarHQ]

Hi, which 3rd action tool are you using to create releases? timestamp 9:08. thx

[@underfitted]

If you Google it you’ll find their repo